Pandemic Sketchbook
A few months into the 2020 pandemic lockdown I challenged myself to draw something every day. (I lasted four months.) Mostly I filled sketchbook pages late at night, equal parts exhausted by the day and exhilarated to finally do something all my own. After seemingly endless hours of my attention being accosted and divided among three young children with nowhere to go, at last I could isolate one single thing to focus my eyes and my mind.
Birthday Bouquet 1. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. Private collection.
Birthday Bouquet 2. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. Private collection.
Coffee Press. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. Private collection.
Bubbles. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. Private collection.
Already Outgrown. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. $100
Hand Made, Hand Drawn. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. Private collection.
Ride-on Reindeer. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. $100
Dolly. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. Not for sale.
Rubber Duckies. 2020.
Ink on toned paper. $100
Cardboard Robot. 2020.
Ink on paper. Not for sale.
Dress Up. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100
Floppy Fox. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100
Prone Panda. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100
Broken Bison. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100
Elephant Teether. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100
Magnolia Seed Pod. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100
Limes. 2020.
Ink on paper. Not for sale.
Crepe Myrtle. 2020.
Ink and colored pencil on paper. Private collection.
Bathtub 1. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100
Toilet Paper. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100
Bathtub 2. 2020.
Ink on paper. $100