Out Cast - 8

Out Cast - 7

Out Cast - 6

Dark Green and Sepia.......

Out Cast - 5

Indian yellow and raw sienna...

Out Cast - 4

Crimson, lemon yellow, scarlet, light green, sap green...

Dark green and raw sienna...

sepia, turquoise, purple, dark green...

Out Cast - 3

Out Cast - 2

Out Cast - 1

Out Cast - WIP

Fruitfulness - it is finished........

Fruitfulness - glazing the colors

lemon yellow, sepia, red earth, turquoise, purple, crimson, light green, sap green, dark green Indian yellow.........

Fruitfulness - in progress photos

the grisaille, as almost always, is prussian blue, then the shelf is Indian yellow, sepia, lemon yellow, and turquoise...

Fruitfulness - WIP

 Started a new work, since have been having problems getting the figure for part two of Conquest...  5"x30"

Conquest of Loneliness - Outreach

And this board is finished - 32"x40" pen and colored acrylic inks on acid-free foam board...  so now, on to doing the second board, "Inreach" of this diptych...

Conquest of Loneliness - 14

In progress, having shifted to cyan... just one more receding ridge after this and will be finished with this board...

Conquest of Loneliness - 13

On a roll - got in another of the receding ridges... now it is beginning to really look like something...

Conquest of Loneliness - 12

Progress, getting the middle area of this ridge down....

Conquest of Loneliness - 11

Beginning the first receding ridge - this is the first section, using diluted prussian blue [but not diluted enough, as the base of the rock pillar looks as if melded to it instead of being thrust out in front - will decide after the other sections are done whether to lighten it or to enhance the pillar shade side to bring it forth more]....

Conquest of Loneliness - 10

The whole of this board as of this moment...

Conquest of Loneliness - 9

 Finishing the tree, using sap green, emerald green, light green, process yellow, and antelope brown, I move on to the rock itself, using red earth...

And, for now at least, the rock is itself finished...  so can get on with doing the back ground receding ridges...