water-soluble crayon, abstract. curved red-orange lines like a sound wave symbol arc across a backdrop that has something tree-like in the middle, orange above and blue-green below with sort of drippy organic shapes
5 Mar 2026
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my daily art - ring out
it is really interesting, thanks for pointing it out
water-soluble crayon, sort of abstract landscape. there’s a big orange shape that could be a mountain with googly eyes and a huge goofy smile. it leans on a greenish lump that might also have an eye, who knows.
4 March 2026
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my daily art - the rocks alive and they don’t care
Sure seems like it would buy a whole lot of everything without killing a whole bunch of everyone if we defunded the military.
oh i love that!
water-soluble crayon, decorative pattern. blue swirls and spirals, punctuated by red dots, with yellow and pale green streaks flowing between.
3 Mar 2026
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my daily art - busy repose
water soluble crayon. green cat curled up and mostly hidden behind a sort of pot with a vine curling out of it around the whole page. blue-green leaves. orange and yellow background.
2 Mar 2026
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my daily art - catpot
ink and water-soluble crayon. A rather messy rendering of two interlaced permutations of a 7 pointed star, with a spider hanging off the bottom. I was more focused on getting the interlace right, than on the geometry.
27 Feb 2026
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my daily art - 7 point star weave
line drawing of a 7 pointed star, set inside a circle. the geometric lines are neatly woven, but the interior of the star and outside the circle there are lots of squiggly decorations.
26 Feb 2026
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my daily art - 7 point star
probably squares
Kansas just suspended the driver’s licenses of all trans people in the state.
One thing us non-Kansans can do to help is donate to Trans Continental Pipeline, a Colorado organization that helps people move to safer places. (H/t to T. Thorn Coyle for the link)
tcpipeline .org
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water soluble graphite and crayon. my two cats, Wrack and Ruin, playing the “lick lick bite bite” game. the one in the back (usually Ruin) has her paw on the head of the one in front, as they face each other. It’s not carefully rendered or anything; I’m still in a not-spending-much-time-on-drawings phase.
25 Feb 2026
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my daily art - my turn
ink and water soluble crayon. a woven knotwork floral shape (not perfectly drawn!) covers the page, with a couple of leaves below it and surrounded by little blue circles that could represent snow falling. the flower is orange, with yellow glow around it.
24 Feb 2026
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my daily art - in winter I make my own flowers
water-soluble crayon. close up of a face with eyes closed, mouth smiling a little creepily I think, and hair kindof mussed up. and a nice orange circle right on the tip of the nose.
23 Feb 2026
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my daily art - shuteye
ink and water-soluble crayon. a dark ink-wash from which emerges two figures, back to back, looking downward and away from you. there might be a large book on the ground, and a scrap of something bright colored peeking out behind a wall or tree, but mostly the colors are very subdued greens and browns.
22 Feb 2026
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my daily art - quiet
when i make my bed in the morning, i often say I’m taking care of my bedtime self
horrifying. revolting.
ink and water-soluble crayon. a cartoon sun looks rather nervously over the horizon of a sort of patchwork world, with pieces of water, rock-strewn ground, and odd abstract purple and orange landscape. courage, my friends.
19 Feb 2026
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my daily art - brave the day
thanks for letting me know
water soluble crayon and graphite, abstract. a dark loopy shape has some swaths of color within, and something that could be a bleary eye in the middle. this was after a long day of data entry for a bookkeeping project. just me, unwinding.
8 Feb 2026
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my daily art - numbrain
water-soluble crayon. five small circles outlined in blue that fades to sky color and texture, float on a background of small rectangular brushstrokes of yellow and green with a few drippy orange accents. there are green diagonal hatches, like rain or grasses over and between. I just wanted to see patterns.
17 Feb 2026
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my daily art - rain holes
If your legislation to stop "voter fraud" prevents 21 million legitimate voters from voting, your legislation itself is voter fraud.
Wow.
water-soluble crayon and pencil, abstract, basically a bunch of squiggly lines in green, orange and purple. they resemble string or something organic.
five stars made with pipe-cleaners, and woven and sewn yarn. a variety of color and stitch patterns. Two are 5-pointed, the rest with six points. I call them "darn stars" as they use various techniques for mending holes in clothing.
16 Feb 2026
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my daily art - fastangle - and also, some darn stars.
water-soluble crayon and ink, abstract calligraphic doodle. it somewhat resembles the bust of a suit of medieval armor, in profile, with happy loops and squiggles decorating the page overall.
15 Feb 2026
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my daily art - happy in a shell
ink and water-soluble crayon, abstract, calligraphic. a streak of blue swoops downward from top left to bottom right. conversationally descriptive black ink lines loosely define a horizon and hint at people and events. a couple spirals of red acknowledge happy connections and valentines. the entire drawing is loose and open, bordered with edges of yellow.
14 Feb 2026
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my daily art - late night diary entry, after a long full day
water-soluble crayon. a full moon person with flowing dark hair looks down from the top right corner of the picture, onto sky like a blue robe, and a rolling landscape with hills and river.
13 Feb 2026
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my daily art - moongather
yep, when it all comes down, it’s going to matter who controls the military
The Cabinet this week
*RFK Jr. bragged about snorting cocaine off of a toilet seat
*Lutnick acknowledged taking his family to Epstein island
*Bondi “The Dow” / refuses to look at victims
*Noem blanket
*Hegseth loses to Kelly, tries to tweet through it
*Bessent “tariffs don’t cause inflation”
water-soluble crayon. a sorta frog sits on a blue rock, smiling, with some flying bugs in their thought bubble.
12 Feb 2026
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my daily art - summer dreams
