A friend gave me big sheets of old Arches watercolor paper. After doing mostly small art for several years, I decided to try doing something larger, though I have no room in this cottage for this kind of thing. Oh, well. It felt good to stretch out, anyway. Berry Ink #Asemic, 24 x 22 in.
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Outgoing Mail Art
Ink and watercolor on watercolor postcard with asemics. 2/10/2025
WordPress Reader
“Ai, Lady,” as the characters swear in Kate Elliott’s Crown of Stars series: How many years have I been a WordPress user, and I only now figured out that the eyeglass icon leads me to the WordPress reader?!!! Sigh. And thanks to all three of my followers! I’m once again trying to decide whether orContinue reading “WordPress Reader”
Sketchbook Scribble
Ink asemic over Derwent Inktense pencil lines and wash in a (homemade) sketchbook, 1/15/2025 (I wrote the wrong date on it!)
2025 Asemic Experiments
I decided to make and post art every day, of any size and quality, and whether I liked them or not. I also want to use up my cache of paper. Of course, straight off, I skipped several days (rolls eyes). Below are two “make-up” pieces: Two untitled asemic experiments using Derwent Inktense pencils andContinue reading “2025 Asemic Experiments”
Failure of Pastels
“Failure of Pastels”. Asemic. India ink and acrylics on Shizen paper, 10 x 10 in., 1/9/2025. This started out as a mild-mannered #asemic on pastel background, but gradually morphed into something completely opposite that. This is what I get for watching the gruesome, gothic video series adaptation of Agatha Christie’s “The ABC Murders”, starring JohnContinue reading “Failure of Pastels”
“Palisades Wind Walker”
Asemic. India ink on handmade Green Field paper, 12 x 18 in. 1/8/2025
Untitled Asemic, ink and gesso on Green Field paper. 1/3/2025.
Oliveira #Asemic
India ink and acrylics on handmade Green Field paper (1/2/2025). I haven’t made anything larger than postcard size for a long time, so decided to make a couple of larger pieces. This is 14 x 14,” and the one in the previous post is 18 x 12.” But I might go even larger–for a change.
Jean Vengua 