2.5×3.5″ marker on cardstock
A little doodle for a day of sitting and waiting and listening to the rhythmic breathing of an exhausted sleeper—looking out the window to a beautiful sun-filled grassy space between buildings.
2.5×3.5″ marker on cardstock
A little doodle for a day of sitting and waiting and listening to the rhythmic breathing of an exhausted sleeper—looking out the window to a beautiful sun-filled grassy space between buildings.
3.5×2.5″ marker on card stock
This is a little sketch of an empty IV stand (and part of the bed surround wall) in a hospital room. I spent a lot of time recently in a variety of such rooms with an ailing family member. It’s a kind of spare, shaky piece, but perhaps fits the subject matter.
4×4″ acrylic on paper
Whew! Finally back to a little art-making after moving! Moving creates a lot of discombobulation—both physical and mental (and emotional and spiritual, now that I think about it). Upheaval. So, I painted this. I don’t love it; you may not love it, either. But after several weeks of packing, moving, unpacking, settling, shifting, stacking, opening, closing, etc. etc. etc., at least I’m moving a brush with paint for a creative purpose again! I hope to do more and more.