
Media: Black crayon in a RHODIA notebook.
Notes: This sketch is an automatic drawing.
A sketch of a residential home and tree house completed with marker and black crayon.
A brush pen sketch using a technique similar to automatic drawing that looks like a landscape, among other things.
A brush pen sketch using a technique similar to automatic drawing that looks like a landscape, among other things.
A quick brush pen and crayon sketch of an inset seating area in a walled garden. The idea came from reading George MacDonald’s The Princess and the Goblin.
A brush pen sketch using a technique similar to automatic drawing that looks like a landscape, among other things.
A sketch done of a vehicle from life with a brush pen and black crayon.
A conceptual brush pan and crayon sketch of a building in a forest landscape.
A brush pen sketch using a technique similar to automatic drawing that looks like a landscape, among other things.
A black marker sketch of a porch with a nearby tree. I like how the Copic Sketch markers allow you to both block in shapes and also add some loose linework.
A brush pen and crayon sketch of a tunnel created by two parallel rows of crepe myrtles. This small park is adjacent to the Convention Center in Charlotte, NC.
Sketching a work truck from a photo a relative took in India. It was completed using a jumbo black Crayola crayon.
This sketch was from a photo a family member who traveled to India. The contrast between the geometric house and the loose shapes of the foliage make it an interesting composition.
A sketch from a photograph with a new background added.
A quick sketch from a photo. The chair is by Richard Riemerschmid (1868 – 1957).
A brush pen sketch using a technique similar to automatic drawing but with intentional addition of buildings added to complete the composition.