Ink on unknown paper not accepting water easily.

Breakfast and thoughts. Ink and few Kuretake pens.

Brooklyn, view from the car. I used 2 inks and little help from Kuretake pens for bits of color. Ink spreads on old paper a bit uncontrollable. Interesting that every piece of paper like wall behaves differently, even it seems the same.

Birthday card for my aunt. (In reality she is my mother’s aunt). I wrote nice text inside, outlined letters. She was very happy. She still have my paintings of winter I sent her many years ago. One very famous artist of the beginning of 20 century drew her and her family portraits. Used ink I mixed myself.

Evening meal and menagerie. I drew pizza, (pretty good one, I read about it first on Sheepshead Bites and then decided to try it) and put in a shadow under the table my little menagerie. They didn’t really sit there together all the time, but they were lurking here there, hoping we may drop something really delicious, which smelled so good. I used 2 inks and few Kuretake pens.

Spring break. I used newly mixed ink (thinking now I should add more yellow-honey in it, today will try to obtain pipette from one genius architect), Kuretake H2O and green Kuretake Twin pen in Moleskine A4.

Avenue of Americas in Manhattan. Looking through the park on 34 street, where big Toys R Us, magic place, where we bought so many toys for my daughter when she was little, so many stories to remember. Anyway here I used up my Sepia ink, have to mix new one. Love Kuretake H20 brush. Faded red from Twin Kuretake pen.

Bread pudding in Spice in Manhattan. I used 2 inks and few Kuretake brush pens.

Another inking about Selena’s Diner near Hunter, NY. I used Sepia ink and Kuretake H20 on aged WC paper and a little bit of my old Shin-Gansai watercolor set from Holbein for the window scene. How lonely we are, but still so happy.

Shlomo Carlebach, known as The Singing Rabbi. I always have his CD in the car, whenever I feel sad or hurt, I listen to his voice, sometimes without words, it has sort of healing power, his love for people. So I drew portrait, as I admire people who made a difference. Used Sepia ink and Kuretake H20.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shlomo_Carlebach_(musician)