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July 22nd / Todays Post

My own filigree everywhichway.


July 20th / Todays Post

An array, arrangement, alignment of parts, forms, pieces in a space, ground, field: drawing on paper.


July 16th / Todays Post

Some collage landscapes from a 2010 sketchbook


July 7th / Todays Post

Four pages from a 28 page sketchbook (#168) 2022-23, with variations on a similar form in each of them.


July 4th / Todays post

July 4th on the way to Labor Day through the Summer of 2023


July 1st / Todays Post

Today’s drawing


June 26th / Todays Post

First two pages of new (#173) sketch book: collage/drawings


June 25th / Todays Post

Two atypical drawings on a minimalist silly side.


June 21st / Todays Post

Summer Solstice: short night long day


June 18th / Todays Post

Two consecutive drawings


June 17th / Todays Post

The aboveground, the ground, the underground: collage as drawing, or drawing as collage(ing) with drawing(s)


June 16th / Todays Post

Today is Bloomsday. Yes.


June 14th / Todays Post

Flag Day 2023


June 12th / todays Post

Look! found in the dark bottom depths of that vast Sea of Drawings, a glittering of little drawn flitterings


June11th / Todays Post

Heavily textured lettering background photos.


June 8th / Todays Post

Two collages: the kind designers make. Well ordered, tightly composed, almost meaningful.


June 5th / Todays Post

Collage narrative: art(?) history(?) poetics(?) psychology(?) none(?) or vanity(?)


June 3rd / Todays Post

An oddly complex mishmash makes for another way of drawing as an artist for a graphic designer.


June 2nd / Todays Post

Drawing as such. On the other hand, drawing as what ?


June 1st / Todays Post

The Summer Season: a start.


May 29 / Todays Post

Memorial Day 2023


May 12th / Todays Post

CalArts Graduation 2023. What’s left is congratulatory and bittersweet.


May 7th / Todays Post

Top collage (from my material) today, 2023 and below collage, thirty years ago, 1993


May 3rd / Todays Post

Two collages: one, an unconventional drawing/collage and the other, a conventional collage/collage. Formal compositions: the first suggesting outside (somewhere or other) the second inside (someplace or other) That’s what collages are good at. . . .