wagonized

Lunchtime in the computer lab

I usually don't like walking into a classroom and finding chairs haphazardly scattered -- but theydo  make for a more interesting drawing.  Which of course I didn't have time to finish.  

Here's a previous drawing of them.

The westward invasion of the kitchen table

I have started a slow but resolute invasion of our kitchen table with my quilting stuff: measuring tape, yards of fabric, rulers, cut pieces, notebooks, pencils, a thimble, and some rudimentary sewing supplies.  For the record, our kitchen table is olive green but I didn't have a colored pencil matching its color -- so I went with blue.  But you get the idea. 

One more little sketch I could squeeze out of my dying Pigma Micron.

Faculty meetings & class coverages

Nothing too exciting -- just a bunch of doodles from the past couple of days at school.  My Pigma Micron 05 is dying.

Trainers

I did this commission drawing a few days ago and I sent it overseas.  

Pigma Micron 08 on Bristol paper.  

Megan's classroom

Came to my friend Megan's classroom this morning looking for a "mess to draw".  She told me I had come to the right place.  

Pigma Micron in my sketchbook.  Where else. 

Morning workshop doodles

We spent our morning following a workshop that I frankly enjoyed.  I doodled attentively -- and added watercolor when I got home tonight. 

The left one

I've recently been commissioned to draw a pair of sneakers and it made me want to do a quick pen sketch of my lawn-mowing, painting and spackling New Balance -- the left one, that is.  Other views of my New Balance here and here.

Pigma Micron 05 (which almost feels like a pencil) in sketchbook.

My week end, doodled

Some week end doodles in my sketchbook.  I am happy to have finally hidden my Macbook under a sheath of blue plastic.  

Added some color to make the doodles palatable.  

Carly's purse

One of my students left her purse on one of the desks of my classroom this morning.

Pigma Micron pen and colored pencils in my sketchbook.

Déesse au chocolat

Just as Citroën is resuscitating the DS name, I wanted to draw an original DS -- though probably (judging by its headlights) a late 1960s version.  I draw cars directly with a pen, which can yield some catastrophic results. This one did come out the way it was supposed to be, so I was happy.  

 

Until I added color. 

Pigma Micron and watercolor in my sketchbook.