Monthly Archives: July 2017

I’m working on a city-scape, and here is the sketch for it. The sketch seems quite plain, like something that hangs at a cafe —- — yet as usual, it will actually turn into something that shows an aspect of … Continue reading →

The “painting” of the post right below, July 5th, is now done! “— Is Lifting Me Up II” Durable felt-tip marker on paper (For more info on the ink’s durability, please read the post of July 5th.) 408mm x 326mm … Continue reading →

The pencil croquis below was a 7-min sketch I made some 30 years ago — as you see, it’s coarse, done in only 7 minutes. Still, I love the ennui atmosphere it carries.  So, I have been hoping to develop … Continue reading →

Shown here are two of the six 20-min croquis (quick drawings) I made at a human croquis session I attended on July 2nd. Nothing much. You see, even with 20-min croquis, I have got this hang-up of thinking and working … Continue reading →

One day, I found a new breed of eustoma at a neighborhood florist’s. I took it home and put it in my vase, and certainly noticed how flowers change the visual space surrounding them —- So, here in this experiment, … Continue reading →