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"Betty Crocker's New Picture Cook Book" from 1961.

From the same period as 'Jelly Face Exclaims', this study of 'Relationships' has also faded with over exposure to sunlight over the years. I feel the composition is worthy and, again, hope the quality doesn't spoil people's enjoyment.

Happy new year 2020, mayerwittig architects

Wire sculpture set into a western maple and poplar base.

My trusty/rusty old car <3

Not an original idea (I've seen it elsewhere on Flickr, but I had to give it a go. I'm very pleased with the result!

a boy wearing vivid orange jacket and a heavy backpack by him. / 31 dec, monday

2 mins gesture/quick sketch

Close up of Marrakech food stall in the Medina in Marrakech. The illustration is used for the Morrocan Landmarks Pattern. You can also view the doodle for Casablanca & Tanger .

11.14.08 A Zentangle inspired by Jacob's Ladder to heaven. Please view in a larger size.

 

Even though this is not as intricate as some of my other pieces in my arch series this took me a long time. I was working on perspective and weaving the lines. I seem to have dyslexia and boy this was hard for me because the lines seemed to keep flipping on me as I was working on this. Part of the inspiration for this is the string game we played as kids where we did different movements with the strings and ended up with something we called Jacob's ladder. Anyway, thank you for looking

Illustration for the reopening event of Parque 93, Bogota

Ilustración para la reinauguración del Parque 93, Bogotá

www.parque93.com/re-inauguracion/

Monster Meeting '91 Monochromics

"Stories and Sketches; Children of Other Lands" by Nellie B. Allen and Edward K. Robinson who copyrighted in 1923. Illustrated by Margeurite Davis. Ginn and Company.

11.06.08 I colored this with Sakura pens and then cleaned up my image with Photoshop Elements. I am still confused about how to use color effectively with my Zentangles.

Drawing for Whitney Residence, 1979. Ink on paper. Palm Springs Art Museum

This was produced in an exercise where we were asked to find a shape in nature or around the house and create a tangle from it

my shape was a Eucalyptus leaf.

 

“Sing Mother Goose,” another wonderful collaboration between author Opal Wheeler and artists Majorie Torrey. Copyright 1945, by E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc.

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