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Showing posts with label bone. Show all posts

Not Enough

It's too much to be nothing, but not enough to be something.
That's where I live:  the in-between, where nobody wants go.

I can hear the sound of my breathing echoing off the walls.


This was made with colored chalk.

Trabeculae

You know it's going to be a good day when you've already made a piece of art you like by 8:00am.




Trabeculae, 5" x 7," scratchboard.

Socket: an oil pastel drawing


I needed to buy a new white oil pastel to create this drawing.  I find it interesting that a single white pastel ranges in price from 25 cents to $4 at the store I went to.

I've come to realize that anything can be an art supply, really. Sand, old coffee, melted candles, glue, engine paint, plywood . . .

So I bought the 25 cent one.

Big surprise.

See other oil pastel drawings.

Words Are Dangerous

My House III
8" x 8"
Watercolor and pen on vellum


My brain is full.  Words are dangerous—
so I won't give them to you tonight.

You can find more art based on human bones here, or check out the other images in the "My House" series.

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