ANYWAY. Since I don't have new lino work to share (although I do have a block all drawn up and ready to go!) I thought I'd get Mr. Peabody to fire up the Wayback Machine and see what we could see.
So here's an old sketchbook scan dated 2003. This is a fabulous ponderosa pine living and growing in Chubb Park, a lovely area at the eastern edge of our small county. At least I presume it's still living and growing there ten-plus years later. I need to go look for it again.
I dubbed this "the donut tree," for obvious reasons. Its mysterious growth pattern seems a fitting metaphor for my own journey of the past several months. Got a little twisted around, but now it's onward and upward again!
Good luck on the final steps in getting settled, and I hope those pajama and ink plans work out just as you hope! Sometimes a little ink goes a long way to making me feel right as rain (or perhaps in your case, right at home!)
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pjs and art on a sunday doesn't seems strange, seems like a normal thing for an artist to do :)
ReplyDeleteYour linocuts are spectacular but I always love getting peaks into other artists' sketchbooks, so thank you for this and the great lizard before! :) Did this Pondo smell like vanilla??
ReplyDeleteYour linocuts are spectacular but I always love getting peaks into other artists' sketchbooks, so thank you for this and the great lizard before! :) Did this Pondo smell like vanilla??
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