Commit Acts of Art: Loose Papers in a Sketchbook

 "Not every act of art creates something special, but it does create something. It is the act of art that is important, not the result." Michael L. Goodman

Several loose papers and drawings were slipped between the sketchbook pages I am chronicling here. I don't know when or in what order these loose pieces were done, but they are certainly of the sketchbook decade.

Begun, but never finished. They may be better as unfinished studies.

I remember this sketch was modeled on a photograph in a magazine, probably LIFE.

More random pages.

A strange mother and child, or a strange drawing of a mother and child?

Commit Acts of Art: More Leaves from Old Sketchbooks

 " Not every act of art creates something special, but it does create something. It is the act of art that is important, not the result." Michael L. Goodman

These are more pages from a 1965 sketchbook. They are all 14" by 17". These pages were done with crayons. I still like using crayons.

I have no idea what this was supposed to be, if anything:

Some still life:

A couple of beauties here:

A bridge too far?

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