What to do with all those bits & pieces of drawings that one doesn't want to keep, but doesn't want to toss? Cut or tear th...

Not much time for drawing lately.  But o nce a week I do some of my favorite type of sketching. Our local Fiddlers rehearse wee...

Several weeks ago,I had the brillant idea of going for a walk rather than staying stuck in a stressed mood, indoors.  As soon as I step...

3 3/4" X 4 1/2 ", watercolor on hot press paper with Prismacolor Tiny landscape on paper scrap,  part of the ongoing Ma...

About 4 X 3" My old camera broke recently, new one not yet set up, so I haven't been able to photo recent work.  This is  ...

Recently I had some fun with accordion folds  on watercolor paper.  These were cards for friends.  Embroidery floss tied into each en...

It's Landscape Season in Maine! Vibrant colors outdoors  create vibrant energy within.   I've had inquiries ...

Seawall,  composed of granite & loose boulders,  is  on the southwestern side of Mount Desert Island.  After hiking up Fl...

The Common Ground Fair   (see the previous post for a description of the fair.) Tents everywhere... Sweet Annie is the s...

8 X 10 " Scene from the Fair Every September The Common Ground Fair, in Unity Maine celebrates  rural life, organic & loc...

Several years ago I cut up a painting that I didn't like into circles &  attached them  to an accordion folded paper strip wi...

 Morning Meditation means loading my backpack  with my drawing tools  & wandering with my sketchbook. (This one is new, a tiny, ...

Oh, the pleasure, & perhaps luxury, of the young mom & her child, together  in a sort of Zen reverie at the lake. They sat on...

  A new version (9 X 12") of a drawing that I'd made several years ago . It was a pleasure to "re-visit" this book s...

Yesterday I attended a lecture at a Rockland gallery by painter & teacher, Bjorn Runquist. He reminded me why it is that I sketch. ...