
Day 253 – Floppy cat, take 3. The shape is better but I have to use different stuffing, or add some joints, so it actually flops. (Taken with Instagram)

Day 253 – Floppy cat, take 3. The shape is better but I have to use different stuffing, or add some joints, so it actually flops. (Taken with Instagram)

Day 252 – Floppy cat experiment is ongoing. The shape still isn’t right, but Stella says she loves it. After trying to take some pictures, she said the kitty cat was crying (too much posing.) so she soothed and hugged it until I promised I was finished taking pictures. (Taken with Instagram)

Day 250 – Scary. I needed to draw my “critical voice” so I could destroy it. Say hello and goodbye to this hideous creature. S/he has been ripped from the pages of my sketchbook and set alight over the stove. (Taken with Instagram)

Day 251 – Floppy cat experiment, take 2. I think this shape will work better. And for 1.99 at Goodwill, I found a stuffed duck doorstop with just the right pellet stuffing made from natural cork… Score! (Taken with Instagram)

Day 203 – My 2yr old loves to “write,” so I often find scribbled scraps of paper around the house. Every once in awhile something catches my eye and I stop to look at the scribbles more carefully. This time I sketched over her lines until a new image appeared. I saw a cat-like creature. He was awoken by a pesty fly buzzing around his head, and got tangled in the cord of the lamp he was napping under. Ahh scribbles. So much possibility. (Taken with Instagram)

Day 205 – Line drawings. Any resemblance to real persons is purely coincidental. 😉 (Taken with Instagram)

217 – Sketching some ideas for novelty necklaces. (Taken with Instagram)

Day 245 – Collage with magazine paper. The process is additive, and I almost always try to build out to a rectangle. I love ordering and aligning the random pieces in my collection of magazine scraps. The precision is satisfying. Sigh. The detail and color are hard to capture with an iPhone. (Taken with Instagram)

Day 246 – Beginning a triptych pencil drawing as a way to start the creative process for a commissioned installation involving three doors. (Taken with Instagram)