Drawing has been always an essential part of making for me.  It can be a sketch to remember ideas.  It can be a brainstorming process to come up
with ideas.  It allows me to be physically connected to visual ideas.  It’s fun.  It’s also a making process to share the results of course.  In fact, that’s
how I started.  But I haven’t been so productive in that way lately.  My drawings became paintings and they became sculptures.  But I’ve been hoping
that I can bring back some drawing.  They are faster and more flexible.  It might show me more ways to explore.  Here are a couple of such attempts.
The first one was published in “Sensorium”, a first publication by Skowhegan Alliance.