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Ink a tree

(Lone tree)
(Vines on tree)
    I'm getting more work done in pencil and ink. These may be on my store as prints soon.
There was some old forgotten nibs in a box that I just found. They are extra fine nibs from Hunt/Speedball, #102.
Great dip pen nibs to work with.
It seems this old house in Colorado needs endless work. So I can only draw on certain days when I'm not so tired. It's easier working in the studio now. The clutter is for the most part cleared away, and I can walk thru it. We have been here a year, and it may take about 10 more years to get it together.

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