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This very narrow, horizontal view is what I could see from my seat of the pass at a busy breakfast place, where orders arrived and were swiftly prepared by the kitchen.

And this vertical sketch is a floor full of cabinet doors, taken off their hinges so they can ...

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Sometimes, I visit my daughter in Davis and ride the train back home. Usually, the train is almost empty, and I can pick the most comfy seat with the best views to draw a page like this.

So I expected another ride like that when I boarded the train on Sunday morning. To my...

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I love textures and layering. They add an element of storytelling to the simplest of images. So, turning my charcoal sketches (from an online drawing session run by drawing is free )into monoprints is really fun. These are small pieces: the charcoal drawings are done in minut...

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The “Sketching Together” group on my Substack is one of the few places in which I work from photographs. I have come to love this group of people who get together every month, either live on Zoom or using a recording, to create a problem-solving sketch.

Every month, we all sk...

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Especially when I think of straightening up my studio, I can always think of something else to do instead. On this evening, I ended up taking a pile of sketches done in online sketching sessions over the year and collaging them into a scrappy little zine. I love making these layered, misaligned, baly cut, messily torn, and stuck together pieces.
I end up taring apart sket...

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