My coworker got fired and I did an autobiographical Auragraph

Second of two automatic drawings I did on the way home from my visit to Lincoln. From the scribble emerged a face, I knew not yet whose. As the bearded image and clasped arms emerged I felt the need to

In addition to my previous automatic drawings, I also made two more on the train journey home. This is the first of those two. It is of a strange bird. @dana-varahi and I spend a lot of time watching birds

Unlike the others, I did not do this drawing on the train, but in my daughters house. I shared a photograph of the drawing whilst there, but as promised I am sharing a good quality scan now I am home.

This is my favourite of the four automatic drawings I did on my train journey to Lincoln last week. I have had a strong fascination for cephalopods in general for a number of years and so it came as no

Another of the automatic drawings from my 8 hour train journey from Inverness to Lincoln. This one appears somewhat like a fiery djinn. Now I'm not saying djinn are generally related to the element of

With automatic drawing, I start by letting scribbles appear on the paper as I let my hand make marks on the page without having a preconceived idea of what I will draw. I then watch for pareidolia to appear

A few days ago I made some automatic drawings on a train journey. I said I would scan them when I got home. Well, I'm home, and here is the first one, a troll examining a 'holy stone', which is to say

I decided to do an automatic drawing today and I guess the swans in Lincoln yesterday, and the swan in the Whisby Nature Park, must have been on my mind! I can't say where all the trolls came from. That

I had a long train journey today so I made a few automatic drawings to keep myself occupied. I am using this technique with five layers, first a scribble in pencil that emerges into a basic form. Then