The first one was my entertainment on a recent cross-country flight. I knew the motion of the plane would prevent precision, so I planned on the wobbliness of the vertical lines giving it a bit more texture.
Back on solid ground, I did the second one, which required a steadier hand. At one spot, I goofed and used the same color adjacent to itself. A little cutting-and-pasting plus a little Photoshopping hid it pretty well, I think.
At the end of every worship service, right before the benediction, our pastor gives a charge–a “now go do this”–to the congregation. Usually it’s an application from the sermon, as was the case this past Sunday. This was the gist of it:
Well…it’s been a while since I posted one of these. Found this one abandoned in my scanner when I managed to get it working today with my old computer.
(colored pencil on index card)
(ink on index card)
(ink and colored pencil <–[hey, look! a new medium!] on index card)
So I’m at the point where I’ve done as many of these in the past three and a half weeks as I did the first six and a half months of the year. I’m sure I’ll get off the kick soon enough, and won’t even average out to my originally intended pace of one per week for the year, but maybe I’ll achieve my secondary goal of filling a large (2' x 3') picture frame with them…not to mention having a bit of joyful fun along the way. I also had visions of moving on to other media at some point, which may or may not happen, but in the meantime I’ll stick with the somewhat pretentious notation underneath each one I post. If it makes you laugh, all the better!
(Ink on index card)
(Ink on index card)
I think this one’s my new favorite.
(Ink on index card)
(Ink on index card)
(Ink on index card)
Evidently I hadn’t done enough pointillism in the last one to drive me dotty, so I did some more.
(Ink on index card)
Kyriosity 