Pastel 57 - Rabbit? Jackalope?

Pastel 57 - Pastel, ball point, Sharpie on 18 x 24 inch kraft paper.  Click image for closer view.

Pastel 56 - Bird Love

I go with what's there...

Pastel, ball point, and Sharpie on 18 x 24 inch kraft paper.

Pastel 55 - Sleeping Dragon

I enjoy the unpredictable shapes and compositions of these.

Pastel 54 - Sheep and Goat - or Goat and Sheep

These guys were both there in the pen lines, and each occupied about half of the page, oriented both ways.  So I drew them both, and signed the piece either way.

Goat and Sheep

Sheep and Goat

As expected, the goat looks like he has more attitude.  But we'll reserve judgment on the sheep since he's asleep.

Pastels, ball point, Sharpie on 18x24 inch kraft paper.  Click either image for a closer look.

Pastel 53 - Sumo 53

I feel that somehow the number 53 is disassembled and hidden in this drawing...

Pastel 52 - Clouds and Wind over Fields

While drawing today (working on Pastel 60) I found for the umteenth time that what Hundertwasser said was true - nature uses almost no straight lines and almost no right angles.  They disrupt the natural order.  I like the juxtaposition of human angles and planes in a landscape under certain conditions, but more frequently it doesn't work.  The drawing for #60 has one vertical straight line in it, and it is the only thing on the page I find, after considerable time staring at the drawing and trying to engage in a right brain shift, that I want to erase, and that keeps me anchored on the left.

Pastel 51 - Cats

The deer were the last from vacation.  But I have managed to do about one per day (average) since then.  This was the first one I did back at home.

Pastel, ballpoint, Sharpie on 18x24 inch kraft paper.  Click the image for a closer look.