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Graphite pencil drawing of Khaleesi from Game of Thrones. (A3 size or 42cm x 29.7cm).

My version of Albrecht Durer's "Praying Hands". Oils with knife on board. (SOLD).

Willow charcoal and graphite pencil portrait of Patrick Stewart (a.k.a. Captain Jean-Luc Picard from "Star Trek"). A4 Size or 21cm x 29.7cm.

Another progress photo for your viewing. Hopefully I'll have this finished soon, but I'm very much enjoying drawing this while listening to my records... (Feedback is very much welcome!)

Blue pencil

Partner with child's hand - pencil on paper

Partner II - pencil crayon on green paper

Self I - pencil crayon on cereal box card

Zur Linde - Pub in Berlin Charlottenburg

Berlin Hardenbergstrasse

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Evening mountain view with swallows

London - from the bar on level 6 of tate modern and from inside borough market

Yesterday, I was drawing during the Metropolitan Opera's daily streaming. My husband, Mike came by and looked dumbfounded. "Samson and Delilah inspired THIS subject matter?" Walked off shaking his head. We have a good laugh!

This started as some scribbling with Inktense pencils on large plain drawing paper. Then I was done, I wanted to wet the the drawing to release the "ink," but I found that the paper would not take water without drastic buckling. So, it remains a drawing rather than becoming a painting.

Poppies are among my favorite flowers---vibrant AND delicate. Great swaths of "bread poppies" garnish our garden. We harvest seeds for lemon-seed cake and poppy-seed rolls. (No, we don't harvest that other stuff.) They reseed generously and we have beautiful crops of red and purple flowers each year. I've been working on this colored pencil drawing for the past week. Enclosed are some images of the progress over that time.

There are many reference photos for iguanas on the internet. This drawing relies on three difference reference images. The drawing was done with a micron .005 pen and then coloring added with pencils. He was a lot of fun....I think there may be more iguanas or other lizards and reptiles in my future!

This is a piece I did a while ago, and it's definitely become one of my favorites. 18x24, acrylic on canvas.

Acrylic on paper

Acrylic and mixed media on cradled board