1. Oaktree In Winter                 2. Milkin' It                                    3. Sucking It From The Back         1. This tree featured in " Oaktree In Winter " reminds me of the cacti, one would see in the Southwest of the U.S..  The way the branches have grown is true to life, as this is actually referencing a tree that I pass, along my commite to and from work. It is an interesting oak, that has a very large, old, metal gear leaning against its lower trunk. I did not want to include the gear, but it is a good looking object to view, as well. But, I would rather it were not there, because of its size and weight. Hopefully the large tree is not affected by it at all.  2. I enjoyed creating the details in " Milkin' It ". The blending of ink washes were very successful. I wanted to emphasize the depth and roundne...

  Sketch For The Morning Stretch 1. Stretching ( Morning  Stretch ) 2. Forbidden Fruit            1. I drew several different versions of " Stretching " in different mediums and sizes. There are sketch versions and final drawings of it. It was a very interesting idea to create, and I consider it to be one of my favorite poses to draw. But, ( sigh ) unfortunately, this was another piece, I decided to revise, by covering the explicit details, to fit others' ideas, outside of my own. But, like my " Janitor And Executive " drawing, a preliminary sketch was created, and uncensored, so I can rely on it, if ever, I were to recreate another piece, as a reference. This is my favorite version of this idea, because of the 9x12 original size, and my signature ink wash applications.  2. " Forbidden Fruit " is another piece, that I appreciate more, now, than when I initially created it. The detail of the area involving anilingus, turned out better than I i...