In the beginning – always a good place to start – before the
notion of pursuing art professionally had occurred to me, I began drawing
everything and anything, including people.
Photographs in magazines and the ads in medical journals
served as models for my pencil, and occasional pen and ink drawings.
It would be several years before
my fascination with architecture and the built environment developed.
Once that took hold I abandoned all
other subjects, with the exception of
on the spot drawings during my emergency room years.
Serious interest in barns and the rural
landscape came years later.
I would like to share with you some of those early drawings
from the 1970s.
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| Oops pencil |
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| The Violinist pencil |
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| Hair pen and ink |
I don't know why I completely abandoned people for places. Maybe this says something about a latent psychological temperament of mine.
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