From the Archives: Depths

This one is here obviously for the blue,  but also as representative of the depths I've traveled this past year to get to this moment, swimming through a sea of dark currents.  Another attempt here to unify Sharpie and Prismacolor Pencils.  Not sure of the exact creation date on this one, but I'm pretty sure it was after two other Sharpie / Prismacolor pieces,  Moon Cocoon and Leaden Thoughts.

Recommended Listening:
Lisa Gerrard
Paikea Legend
from Whalerider

{Sharpie & Berol  Prismacolor Pencils}

From the Archives: Looking Beyond

Although I will be adding new Orgone related pieces each day of the week, I will continue my regular weekly events: Weekly Mandalas on Mondays and From the Archives posts on Wednesdays.  For the most part, the Weekly Mandalas will be integrating with the Festival of Orgone, but it has been a bit challenging to find older pieces that are specifically Orgone related.  This one is close thematically.

This piece is an attempt on my part to combine my abstract color work with more representative imagery.  It falls in closely with today's other piece, Opening to the Ether, in the sense that entity within the drawing here might be looking into that other piece. I do not have a definitive date for the creation of this work, but I do recognize that it is after the year 2000.

Recommended Listening:
Mondkopf
Euphoria
from Day of Anger

{Sharpie and Prismacolor Pencils}

2003, Year of Sarcoidosis

2003 was a very difficult year for me. It was around this time I quit smoking and discovered I had a disease called Sarcoidosis affecting my lungs. {Prismacolour}

UPDATE:  Well, apparently if you update your tags now it updates your entire post.  yay.  This post was from long ago.  I wanted to add a tag and now it is today.  Sorry for the repeat.

The Nature of Masculine

A very old piece...contemplating the Solar and Lunar aspects of the male personality. {colored pencil and marker. I suspect there was Sharpie involved also}.

The Old Blue Man

Once again...a rough year.

{Prismacolour on Blue drawing paper}