Small Portraits, part 2

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Small Portraits, part 2

More portraits drawn in 2 very small sketchbooks I used in 1993-1994.

  • close up pen and ink portrait of a scare woman with a thick strand of hair down the middle of her face

    Shocked

  • A pen and ink drawing of a woman from the back with a bun and large earrings. She has on a triple strapped top and is sitting on a folding chair

    A Back with Straps

  • a pen and ink profile drawing of a young girl with glasses and a pony tail sitting in a pew in church

    A Child in Church

  • A pen and ink line drawing of a woman in profile looking through a hole in a wall.

    Looking Through a Hole #1

  • A pen and ink line drawing of a woman in profile looking through a hole in a wall.

    Looking Through a Hole #2

  • A pen and ink line drawing of a woman in profile looking at a wall.

    Profile and Wall #1

  • A pen and ink line drawing of a woman in profile looking at a wall with a city in the distance

    Profile and Wall #2

  • A pen and ink drawing of a female bust on a pedestal overlooking the ocean.

    Sculpture by the Ocean #1

  • A pen and ink drawing of a female bust on a pedestal overlooking the ocean.

    Sculpture by the Ocean #2

  • A pen and ink drawing of a woman coming out of a tree trunk at the edge of the ocean.

    Abby Coming Out of a Tree Trunk

  • A pen and ink drawing of a sculptural bust of a man with a goatee and earrings.

    The Emissary

  • A pen and ink drawing in 3 parts. On top is a distant landscape of low hills, in the middle is a stained glass window and on the bottom are two partial portraits in profile.

    Triptych

  • A pen and ink close up drawing of an eye

    Eye Portrait

  • A pen and ink close up drawing of a nose.

    Nose Portrait

  • A pen and ink close up drawing of lips

    Lips Portrait

  • A pen and ink and colored marker drawing of a woman with blond hair and bangs in a striped body suit pointing at the viewer saying 'Love, don't judge'

    Love, Don't Judge

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