Lately, I've been writing about what I do. One of the statements I find myself repeating is that I don't mind drawing in the rain. It's quieter and there are fewer people about; I can concentrate a bit more easily. The main reason is that I like the unpredictable quality that the rain brings. I've learned though to take a picture of the work before I go home. Oftentimes the drawing is just barely there and by the time I get home, it has blotted into a pale gray blob. Here are few examples.
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| 03-29-20-log pastel |
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| 03-29-20-dam pastel |
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| 02-11-20-bridge charcoal |
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| 01-05-19-willow01 ink, charcoal |
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| 04-23-19-bridge charcoal |
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| 04-26-19-geese02 ink |
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| 05-14-19-flycatcher charcoal |
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