Drawings
These are meant to show a different perspective or approach to the art I like to create. I enjoy sitting down with less supplies and a simple moment.
How often do you tie your hair up to get something done? Ladies, we love our hair but it gets in our way when we need to focus. This drawing is a reminder to focus on what matters.
5”x7”
I have always wanted a pet pig. I would name her Penelope.
8.5”x 5.75”
Charcoal and acrylic markers on paper
It does not have to be Easter to enjoy a bunny drawing. This sweet little bunny is waiting to bring your home a delicate touch.
8.5”x 5.75”
Charcoal on paper
A fox can be the most clever animal to get away. Not this little guy, he is meant to stay on your wall or desk.
8.5”x 5.75”
Charcoal on paper
A slow morning includes a cup of coffee or tea. This drawing is meant to remind you to take a morning like that every once in awhile.
8.5”x 5.75”
Ink on paper
Reaching for that one bag of cookies too high for the kids but just slightly too high for you is a moment so simple, we forget the act of standing on our tippy toes to reach it.
8.5”x 5.75”
Ink on paper
Did you know that if you regularly dance even if it is with your kids or spouse in the kitchen, it is good for you? It can change a mood so quickly and remind you to not take things so seriously. Pause, dance, be silly! Hang this drawing up somewhere to remind you to dance.
8.5”x 5.75”
Ink on paper
Learning is over for the day and you are waiting out the clock before you can head home, the teacher would say, “Let’s play a game while we wait.” If you grew up like I did, that meant an exciting game of “Head’s Up 7 Up”. The giggles and fun is such a fun memory of my childhood. Did you ever play?
4”x 4”
Ink on paper
Have you ever run through the tall grass in an open field and feel so small but free? Like a child living in a world that to them seems so big but small at the same time? This drawing was for that feeling of innocence and hope that being a kid truly can be.
5.75” x 7.25”
Ink on Paper
Inspired by the frog that lives in the plant pots on my porch and a lot of frog pictures, I found a collection of images of real frogs sheltering from the rain. I wonder, is this where we got the idea for the umbrella?
4” x 4”
Ink on paper