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Inktober 2023

Every year Inktober and the prompting of artists friends seem to hit at just the right time. The regular rhythms of the fall tend to sap the vitality of my creative process. This year I continued a focus on imagery from my everyday, stay-at-home-mom life, pushing myself to see more of what is there. 



Path
Colored pencil on paper


Wander
Pen on paper

Constellation
Mixed media on paper


Ordinary Time
Colored pencil on paper


Reliable
Felt tip pen on paper


Piles
Felt tip pen on paper


Dream
Pen on paper


Spiderettes
Mixed media on paper


Begonia
Pen on paper

Fasten
Mixed media on paper


Bounce
Mixed media on paper


Rise 
Colored pencil on paper


Knotted
Colored pencil on paper






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