Bright Ideas: Inktober 2, Pa’s Glasses

w16-10-2-bi-pas-glasses-01How do I let go of family things that no one wants?
Draw them!

Bright Ideas multi-color journal, with Platinum Carbon pen with Platinum Carbon cartridges and Lamy Al-Star with De Atramentis Document black ink,
White Uniball Signo pen, Fat white Pitt pen, and colored pencils.

W16 3 30 GRATITUDE JOURNAL 001 SQ W15 10 MAY SKETCHBOOK 001 SQ W16 4 21 BI STUPID PHONE 01 SQ MITCHELL'S BUNNY SQ W15 10 MPR DKP STAYCATION OM SQUARE SMALL W15 11 MAY HAIR SQ

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7 Responses to Bright Ideas: Inktober 2, Pa’s Glasses

  1. The drawing is very strong. I took time to read the accompanying text and it made the drawing more potent. People are complex and complicated beings and, as our perceptive changes with life experience, so our memories snap and adjust. In such ways, memories can be challenging and arresting. And that’s why drawing can be therapeutic.

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  2. Dan Antion says:

    What a great idea. Oh wait, I can’t draw 🙂 I do have photos of some stuff I was finally able to part with.

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