
Life drawing gesture, 3 min.

Life drawing, bear gesture, 2 min.

Life drawing, deer gesture, 2 min.

Life drawing, white conte on black paper, 20 min.

Couple dancing. White color pencil on black paper. 8.5x11. 3 hours.

Life Drawing. White color pencil on black paper. Drawn from life, and photo reference.11x14. 2 hours.

Chair abstraction.

Hand study.

Pencil sketch of a skeleton. The reference was a medical skeleton model.

A clay sculpture imagined in a Hans Arp style (a loose interpretation).

Color Pencil sketch

A style of sculpture that I decided to try years ago, which is like a three-dimensional stained glass. I used broken bottles lined with foil and soldered together. I didn't think it would be too dificult at first, but handling broken glass is a very delicate operation.

While rummaging through an old sketchbook I found this little jem. A friend had posed for the sketch, which I seem to remember taking about an hour, although I still polished it more afterward. I've learned so much since that time. I had to add this purely for historical value.