I told you I'd make more.

I don't really want to say anything about this;

I don't want to spoil it.

Fumage/Ink on Paper

Here is something interesting for you which I did last night with a lighter and a pen.

A Catalog of the Colours of the Ground

There's not much to say about this other than, it will probably be followed by similar work.

don't get too close i'm very very sick
i think for sure it's mostly really love some of this music
well sometimes that's every day
i don't long distance relationship it's hard
if you want to find another please be specific

Watercolor on Paper

I don't have a lot to say about this, except that I got some new watercolors, and that the teal and some of the other colors are shimmery in person. Also I really like how this came out.

Automatic Art: Mulitcolor Rorschachs

I made these with acrylics on 8x11 paper. I really like how the paint dried; it left these strange ridges in a web-ish pattern at the places where there was enough paint for it to act to make the paper sticky as I unfolded it. I hope that explanation made sense. Anyway, here are the rest:

Oil On Paper

Here's another medium I'd never done before. It only took me about ten minutes to realize the first problem with oil paints that I hadn't foreseen: you can't wash it out of your brushes with just water. Luckily I'd left my good brushes in Victoria (I'm taking the ferry back tomorrow.) However after some trial-and-error, and painting my hands green, I figured out that normal soap works just fine. It took me a while to notice the second problem: the take weeks to dry. Which means when I close my (new) sketchbook and put it in my bag tomorrow, the painting will end up at least partially on the back of another sheet. That's not such a big deal, but I kind of like this painting. By the way, that's not all brushwork, I used my hands and one of those dental tools that looks like a little gaff too.