Dad Asleep, 8 x 6 ", oil on panel
Dad Asleep, 2018, fountain pen, 6 x 8 "
Dad Asleep, 2018, fountain pen, 6 x 4"
Dad, 12. 24. 19, fountain pen and ink wash, 6 x 4"
Dad, Ally and Angel, 12. 24. 19, fountain pen and ink wash, 6 x 4"
Dad Asleep, 2021, ink and brush pen, 5 x 5 "
Dad, Thanksgiving Night, fountain pen and brush pens, 6 x 4"
Dad Yawns, 2024, brush pen on toned paper, 4 x 4"
Dad, 11. 28. 24 , fountain pen and brush pens, 6 x 4"
Dad, Thanksgiving Night, fountain pen and ink wash, 6 x 4"
Dad Asleep, 04. 01. 25, fountain pen and white marker, 4 x 4"
Dad, Date Unknown, Ink and watercolor, 6 x 4"
Dad Snooze, 03. 01. 25, ink, brush pen and watercolor, 4 x 4"
Dad Asleep, 03. 01. 25, ink, brush pen and watercolor, 5 x 4"
Dad, 07. 24. 25, ballpoint pen, 6 x 4"
Dad Nearly Asleep, 07. 24. 25, ballpoint pen, 4 x 5"
Over the past five years I have been making small drawings of my father from life—witnessing the quiet progression of Alzheimer’s and finding a way to be with him when words don’t always suffice. These drawings are not just records, but small acts of presence: a holding of gaze, a shared moment in time. They offer a space to linger with the tenderness, fragility, and resilience woven into the everyday.