I started with markers on the shirt of this squiggle and finished with colored pencils. I think I like it better when I start with colored pencil and then marker. The pencil keeps the marker from bleeding through and the color spreads and blends better. The pants look more like the yellow green I wanted than the shirt looks like the red violet I wanted.

This squiggle boy sees the finish line and is determined to be the first to the tape. Maybe if his form was a little better?

This drawing is a combination of markers and colored pencils. I am trying to get a good layer of pencil, then a smoother layer of marker and then shading by the pencils.

It is never worth it to argue with a parrot. They can do it standing on their heads.

-Lynne

I used a combination of colored pencil and marker on this squiggle. It is another experiment with a scribble from someone else. This is one of Cheri’s. It is much more difficult to find a shape when starting from something so different from your own.

-Lynne

This is a squiggle drawn from another person’s scribble. Part of the experiment to see what would happen to a drawing that I had not started. It’s funny but the drawing resembles the person who drew the scribble.

I used marker and colored pencil. The pencil is doing the bulk of the shading.

-Lynne