Drawing My earliest formal instruction was in pencil. Drawing still life images seemed to come naturally. I gave many of these to my mother and father, who proudly display them in their home. The charcoal pieces are selected from a series I did while teaching and learning in The Gambia, 1980-1983. The colored pencil piece is a small drawing I did while my wife Bonnie and I traveled through Europe on our way back from Africa. Fond memories of that trip.   Fragments Graphite and watercolor wash on paper 21 x 27 inches 1986   Still Life with Rose and Cornet Graphite & oil wash on paper 16 x 14 inches 1977   Home Comfort Graphite & colored pencil 12 x 10.5 inches 1983 Still Life with Leather Coat and Sewing Machine You can add some notes in this area.   Florence Graphite and colored pencil 4.5 x 9.5 inches 1983   Ghost Trunk Quick Figure Study 1: "Cow" Conte Crayon on paper 18 x 14 inches 1982   Quick Figure Study 2: "Mai" Conte Crayon on paper 18 x 14 inches 1982   Quick Figure Study 3: "Kebbas" Conte Crayon on paper 18 x 15 inches 1982