Your drawing certainly takes me back! My first car was a VW bug! Your crazy tires provide a fun way to get to the imagi-NATION!
Here are three photos that I took at various places in the world. I applied the Japanese technique of Momigomi to them and will use them as collage elements in future pieces.
Those look like they will be fun to collage in the future Norene. You are good at collaging. Such an imagination you have for it too.
I had a VW bug too but not colorful like this one. It was a boring white but I sure loved to drive it. Of course the tires on it did go round and round very easily.
The first picture is leftover paint from my palette that I transferred onto deli wrap; it will be the beginning of a new picture. The second picture is of my paternal grandmother. Love and miss you, Nana


I love this picture of your Nana, Noreen. It will be interesting to see what you create with the paint on the Deli wrap.
Before the group I was emailing with a woman who says she has no art in her, I asked if she could take a crayon and draw a color across a piece of paper. Or a bunch of colors. I mentioned some other ways to draw or paint. Then when we got on facetime together I asked you Norene to pull one of her art cards. I suggested to shuffle the deck 3 times and to pull the 5th card from the top. You did and it said
That is what I did and I came up with this
I don’t know what it is and it doesn’t matter either. It was fun.
I played around with gel skins. The first one is in my sketchbook. I’m not at all sure where the second one will end up.


Isn’t it fun Norene not to know where our creations will end up! That’s how I feel when I just draw not knowing. One I did I didn’t like so I didn’t post. But when I saw this in my pictures I wanted to see what I could do with it.
Yes, I agree…it is fun not knowing exactly where our creations will land. It’s kinda like being an explorer!
You are an explorer! Very much so
I have felt that way! Tangled… (but not my hair, at least for a very long time…)
I like the spiral…
Thanks, Rick! I love spirals too!