Some Pictures of Drawings

Today, as I can't think of anything better, high-rez (by my standards - 5 megapixels, which is what my camera supports, and about twice as wide and high as my monitor) pictures of some of my drawings. I've taken these with my camera, a Panasonic DMZ-LZ2 (which turned off as I typed its name), as I don't have a working scanner, and I don't feel like fighting with the possibly-working scanner to get it to talk to Linux, and visa versa - might try that later, though.

There is one finished drawing (or, rather, a page filled with drawings), the rest are at varying states of incompleteness. All but one of them are done on water-color paper with pens (sharpies and ball-points, mostly).

If you click on the images, the full-sized version will open. This may or may not be a good idea, depending on the speed of your downlink (images are ~2MB in size, some slightly larger).

The one finished page, done while on a camping trip at Lake Mendecino at the beginning of this summer. It took around 5 days to finish, although it was not the only thing I did. In actual time, I would say that it took under 5 hours.

Incomplete drawing, done with a green sharpie because I misplaced all of my black ones. Tried some new ideas on this, such as changing the thickness of the central and secondary lines.

Incomplete drawing, don't remember much about this one.

Also very incomplete.

Done on graph paper on Sunday, while at CTF.

License for these five drawings: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.



If you use them, please tell me - although this is not required, I think that it's more polite to do so. If you wish to use them but need better images (by which I mean scans, instead of photographs), ask, and I'll do my best to get a working scanner, and either upload the images here, email them to you, or both.

As I'm going to be going off on another retreat this week (leaving on Friday, coming back next Wednesday), I hope to have another page or two finished. If I do, I'll post them here (well, on this blog. They'll probably be in a new post, though).