Drawings
My drawings are created in graphite, charcoal, felt-tipped markers and colored pencils. Below are some samples from each media.
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Dragon/Tree Self-Portrait, 1995 This piece was done on a 4 X 4' piece of paper. In the center is an eyeball, in which a graphite self-portrait is the pupil. Encircling the eye is a tree and dragon. Aluminum foil and waxed paper circles decorate the background. 
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Drinking Fountain of the Future, 1995 This was an actual hallway and drinking fountain right outside my Elements of Design classroom at the RC College at U of M Ann Arbor. I sat there the whole time while I created this graphite drawing. 
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drawings of sheet-covered boxes and other objects, 1996
During one of my drawing courses at U of M, we spent a lot of time drawing boxes covered with sheets and other white objects. These exercises really improved my ability to see small gradations in value. I can also more accurately draw angles in real life.
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Nude woman in charcoal, 1995 For a couple of my drawing classes, we had live nude models to draw. Here is an example of one of my charcoal drawings. 
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Various felt-tipped marker designs, 2001-2003 These are examples of my felt-tipped marker line designs.
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Abstract Colored Pencil Drawing, 1999 
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