Continuous line into blocks of color and pattern, purples, pink, grey

Continuous line with hairpin curves, wavering shapes in pinks, blue, purple and khaki.

Continuous line with triangular and square blocks of tonal colors with a light blue background.

Continuous line creating spirals, checks and organic patterns of complimentary colors, pink background.

Continuous line creating slashes and claw like shapes in deep shades of red, green, blues and orange.

Continuous line forming dragon, wings, arms, in bold complimentary color scheme of blues and oranges.

Continuous line creating overlapping shapes and color in darker tones

Continuous line creating organic and geometric patters in pastel colors with accents of dark blue and rust

Continuous line creating floral notions in organic shapes and spirals, blooming from muddy colors

Continuous line creating organic shapes reminiscent of a climbing garden in complimentary color scheme of greens and pinks.

Continuous line creating organic shapes in muted colors of lavender, pink, grey and dark green.

Continuous line creating spirals and organic leaf shapes in different tones of greens and pink.

Continuous line creating slashing shapes overlapping blocks of complimentary color tones of orange and blue

Continuous line creating organic shapes large and small, contrasting colors bold and muted

Intersecting lines creating boxes and movement, filled with muted colors like Paul Klee.

Continuous Line

The simplest definition of line is the path between two points.

Our very walking exemplifies this basic element of art and the unavoidable intertwining of art and life. As the foot print of our lives had become so much smaller during months of quarantining and people we have known, cared about or loved have reached major turns or taken their final step, I have wondered, what the path created by my, your, their steps visually looks like....over a lifetime, a decade, a season, a year, a month, a week, a day?

While it is true a step taken can not be untaken, the next steps can be adjusted and the path eventually makes a different arc. It’s all so fascinating and hopeful to me! With that thought in mind, I picked up a pen and markers flipped the page in my sketchbook and started anew, again, with color. This drawing is part of a continuous line series that starts into the picture plane in one place and exits out in another, with color and embellishments. Isn’t that truly what life is??

Continuous Line

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The simplest definition of line is the path between two points.