Daily Squiggle
Lynne: This is page from a notebook I kept while we were camping in the Indiana Dunes State Park. It’s not really a squiggle, but I find that I can draw better if I… Read More
Lynne: This is page from a notebook I kept while we were camping in the Indiana Dunes State Park. It’s not really a squiggle, but I find that I can draw better if I… Read More
That lines two, three, one and four rhyme seems strange and rather more like prose. The constraints keep the meter close, let meaning float beneath the lines. -Lynne
Lynne: This patchwork dog is an experiment in brown. I was playing with yellow and seeing what browns could be made with it when mixed with other colors. This is marker and colored… Read More
Loryn: My favorite jewelry pieces are the ones that Kristin makes me. I especially love pendants, and she made me two beautiful pieces this year. Labradorite is one of my favorite stones, and… Read More
Cheri: On to Kristin’s gift. Kristin and Lynne went to Lake Michigan several months ago to camp and had a fantastic time. Lynne brought me back some rocks as I am a pretty… Read More
Lynne: I was thinking about Christmas when I drew this. I used the complement pair red and green and tossed in the yellow softball to show the changes from red through orange to… Read More
An envelope rhyme comes alive, when the lines have eight syllables. With strict straightforward simple rules, lines two, three, one and four must rhyme. -Lynne
Link once made his living on the vaudeville stage. Cats are good at talking without moving their lips. –Cheri
Lynne: This guy stayed a scribble and turned into a walking squiggle reptile. I liked the primary colors which were done first with markers. I did the shading with colored pencils. I’d have… Read More