What you'll see on the top of this page are some of the drawings and prints I did while I was enrolled at Cabrillo College in Aptos, CA in the early 1990's, so they aren't recent, A few years went by after I got out of Cabrillo and most of the drawing I did for a long time was house plans, sketches that were more architectural, or for bronze work and not really worth looking at, Time - too little of it, and we only find out the real value of it when there is so little of it left. The pictures on the lower part of this page are more recent, meaning from about 2015 to 2020. For the most part I like how they came out so I am sharing them here.

The drawings are all graphite, other than "Young Love," which is colored pencil. The prints are all Intaglio prints, which are created by scribing, engraving, or acid etching a metal plate, usually zinc, but preferably copper, scraping ink into the incised areas, and cleaning it off the raised areas, and then laying a sheet of paper on it and running it through a press so the ink transfers to the paper, producing a print. The paper is embossed in the process, being slightly raised in the places where the press forced it down into the recessed areas - where the ink was. In the beginning, though, they were all just graphite drawings and so they are here as well.