Solipschism

Glace-her. Glass found on the banks of a Canadian river, reconfigured into a female form.

Happy Wyvern, happy lyvern. A wyvern drawn with pen and watercolor pencil in my sketchbook. I didn't enjoy the color choices, so I made it monochrome.

Dragon sketch. Modified repost. Adjusted colors and position of front leg. Drawn with micron pen and watercolor pencil in my sketchbook, then tweaked digitally.

Complexity. A doodle in my sketchbook colored digitally.

BIossom. A freeform drawing with flair pen and watercolor pencils in my sketchbook. Biological-something-something.

Unseen consequences. Thoughts become ripples. A drawing with ballpoint pen that was colored with watercolor pencils. From my sketchbook.

A sketch of Ned Price from my sketchbook. I watch PBS Newshour pretty much daily, sometimes pausing it when I need to step away. Occasionally, I'll get the urge to sketch things frozen on my laptop screen. In this case, it was Ned Price, US State Department spokesman. Drawn with pencil sketch, then inked.

Geese Cerises. A drawing of a silly rhyme.

Sparsimony. A free-hand doodle with pen on repurposed food-container box. I have a stack of brown and white cardboard salvaged from various packaging that I use for sketching and doodling. Sometimes I save the results, sticking them in my sketch/scrap book.

Dragon sketch #2. Another day, another zoom meeting, another dragon. Flair pen and watercolor pencils.

Dragon sketch. Sketching on scrap paper during a zoom meeting.

Ghosterized. I like pac ghosts, and I cannot lie. Gobble gobble 'til they're just eyes. When those dots show up, I get an itty bitty taste -- I'm a round thing with a face... Doodles during a work meeting. Flair pen, watercolor pencil.

Retconster. Doodled a creature with bleedy ink and wet-brushed it. Then drew it again with non-bleedy ink and watercolored it. Then ret-conned an explanation for its strange morphology.

Tourne la page. An ink and watercolor pencil drawing decoupaged into an ice-cream lid. It was also with this drawing that I am reminded how derivative my art is, if only subconsciously. Whatever, I enjoy making it.

Ghastrionomicon. Some ink and watercolor doodlings from my sketchbook.

Trisces. A blobby doodle with ink, white-out, and watercolor pencils on notebook paper. Cut it out and decoupaged it into my sketchbook.

Commplexity. A felt-tip pen doodle colored with markers during a work meeting. Drawn on notebook paper, then cut out and glued in my sketchbook.