Daily #4351 A return to the more varied pre-prepared backgrounds.

Daily #4350 For beaurocratic reasons this one was turned upside down after completion.

Daily #4349 I see a nun hanging clothes.

Daily #4348 A satisfying comvergence of pains.

Daily #4347 Started the large shape with the beige pastel, then added white over it followed by another coat of the beige pastel. It has a nice texture now.

Daily #4346 A steady step towards my ultimate yet unattainable goal.

Daily #4345 Back to the comfort of acrylic markers and a minimal composition. Reaching this should not be underestimated.

Daily #4344 Working again with the oil based markers mixed with the off white acrylic that is always satisfying.

Daily #4343 Not so satisfying. The ochre brown light is too transparent for my tastes. Mondays.

Daily #4341 This shapes nicely, tightly. Eight more of these dark background works. You may have noticed that it they went from a slight silver sheen to a pinkish silver.

Daily #4340 Unintentionally looks like a face to me.

Daily #4339 Achieving a kind of equilibrium now.

Daily #4338 That one dot lower center keeps it all together.

Daily #4337 Because I did not look at yesterday's daily I was drawn to using two of yesterday's colours. Questioned myself about it once those two colours were used and then checked to confirm and was correct. Arbitrarily decided that I can't repeat myself and chose the vanille pastell and chrome for highlights.

Daily #4336 There are about 14 more black backgrounds with silver speckles remaining.

Daily #4335 Very satisfying Sunday.

Daily #4334 Mettalic blue. A red shelf and bird heads pacing downward.

Daily #4333 This black and metallic backround requires me to create the structure of the composition. There are many days ahead of this base. I get the variety I want by working on the sigil gifts that allow me to play with random created backgrounds made with spray paints and pieces of paper cuts resulting from last years daily cut series, although I think I prefer working with torn pieces of paper.

Daily #4332 Working with the inconsistency of the sahara beige pastel marker.