Monthly Archives: October 2018
Rhizomes, Carbon and Graphite: Contemplations on a Sketchbook, Part 2
It will be 50 years since Donn E. Trethewey told me that “if I wanted to be an artist, I would have to draw everyday.’’ That was on October 26, 1968. I was 19 years old going on 11. I have been lucky to have a friend in Donn since that time. He also told […]
Rhizomes and Ink: Contemplations on a Sketchbook, Part 1
In my first drawing class in college in 1967, my instructor said either “always carry a sketchbook” or “always keep a sketchbook.” I don’t know if anyone else in Keith Imus’s Drawing 101 paid much attention, but I did. Over the past 50 plus years sketchbooks have developed into a most potent device for learning. […]
