Tiny Cactus

 #6 of 16

A pot crammed with tiny cactus
seen from above
made for a curious view
one of abstract textures.

Please forgive the age damage
that this delicate drawing exhibits.
Because of its short-comings
the EBay listing will have a "best offer" option.

Sixth in this series of sixteen drawings from 1997.

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of the original "Tiny Cactus" drawing
and rest of the series 

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Skunk Cabbage

#5 of 16

 Symplocarpus foetidus
better known as Skunk Cabbage

appear in low ice-crusted wetlands,

the first leafy greens
to announce early spring in Connecticut.

Fifth in this series of sixteen drawings from 1997.

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of the original "Skunk Cabbage" drawing
and rest of the series 

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Lupine

#4 of 16

Fourth in a series of sixteen drawings from 1997,
this detailed depiction of lupine
is one of my favorites.

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of the original "Lupine" drawing 

here on EBay.

This 4 in. x 4 in. image
was drawn with Prismacolor pencils
on 6 1/2 in. x 7 1/2 in.
smooth paper stock
Now protected in a clear archival quality
polypropylene resealable sleeve,
ready to mat and frame.

 

Maidenhair Fern

 #3 of 16

May this delicate green gem
help move the studio toward being
a well-lit and comfortable working space
for myself and others.

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of the original drawing "Maidenhair Fern" 
here on EBay.

Created using Prismacolor pencils,
the 4 in. x 4 in. image
is offset
on bright white 6.5 in. x 7.5 in.
smooth paper stock.

This drawing is protected
in clear archival
2mil polypropylene resealable sleeves
easy to ship
and ready to mat and frame.

Stargazer Daylily

 #2 of 16

Offering up this little gem
to help to defray
some of the studio improvement expenses.

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of the original drawing "Stargazer Daylily" 
here on EBay.

Created with Prismacolor pencils
on bright white, smooth paper stock,
with outer dimensions of 6.5 in. x 7.5 in.
the actual image is 4 in. x 4 in.
Though now protected in clear archival
2mil polypropylene resealable sleeves,
there are small areas of the drawing
affected by previous storage
within non-archival framing.

Faded Daylily

#1 of 16

While cleaning out the studio
for needed electrical work and insulation,
I uncovered sixteen drawings from 1997.
Finally!
A good time to offer up my little gems.
Perhaps they might help to defray
some of the studio improvement expenses.

Watch the auction
of the original drawing "Faded Daylily" 
here on EBay.

Each drawing was done using Prismacolor pencils
on bright white, smooth paper stock,
with outer dimensions of 6.5 in. x 7.5 in.
the actual image is 4 in. x 4 in.
All drawings are protected
in clear archival 2mil polypropylene resealable sleeves
easy to ship
and ready to mat and frame.

Cobalt Vase

 Reflections in a cobalt vase
glass and lace
light

fragile
yet profound.

Another page in the artist's watercolor sketchbook.

Sketch in Progress

A sneak peek
of a complicated composition

slowly coming to fruition.

First the pencil sketch
then the ripening
as color is applied
in washes.

Three Apples

Not all apples
are the same,
but somehow they get along.

Another page in the artist's watercolor sketchbook.

Squash from the Garden

Evidence of a bountiful year in the garden.

Yet another page in the watercolor sketchbook.