The daily dose of art PEN & INK FAVORITES

As much as I enjoy the comfort of my studio, on the spot drawings possess a spontaneity and clarity that the studio cannot match.  Here are two favorites, the first done on the spot, the second in the studio.

Harvard Book Store

Power Plant

THE DAILY INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE #6 The Paducah scene

Moving from one location and one medium to another, this morning finds us on N. Eighth Street in Paducah with pen & ink and a bit of color.

THE DAILY URBAN LANDSCAPE #45 HARVARD

I went to Harvard, or at least near Harvard.  I see no reason to leave Boston after only one day, and I really enjoyed walking around Cambridge with my sketchbook those many years ago.  All of the drawings were done on the spot with a Parker 45 fountain pen.

The Harvard Lampoon

Oxford Ale House

Entrance to Harvard Yard

THE DAILY URBAN LANDSCAPE #32 A Philadelphia street corner

In the late 1970s and early 80s I spent countless hours roaming the city streets with my camera, looking for my next painting or drawing.  Eighteenth and Sansom Streets meet in Center City and the unusual architectural elements and colors demanded my attention.  I painted this in 1980 using pen & ink, watercolor, and colored inks.

A Colorful Corner

Ink and Watercolor

20x30"

BARN OF THE DAY 11

Today's barn comes from the "mini" files.

A Cecil Co. Barn

pen -ink-markers

5x7 plus mat

$45.00  includes S&H