This is one of my favorites. I think it has a lot of flow in it. Besides, it’s my two favorite drawing subjects combined, so what could go wrong?

One of my favorite tribals. I was thinking about X-men’s Storm when I did it. The sketch was kept as is, I just filled it in with black to try and keep it free and simple. I think that came out perfect. Sometimes I feel the flow and movement get lost in the final piece – here it didn’t happen.

A beloved piece I made a long time ago. When we got an exercise of making an ex-libris, it was a natural choice. This is a nice example to what I like in the tribal drawings – the clean line, the simplicity.

I’m not sure what this was about, but hey, I like it. By the way, it’s among the first cutout drawings I did.

I did this with pencil and my husband asked me to try and “tribal it up”. A simple yet strong tribal, that he decided to call “Vampirella”, god knows why.

A tribal version based upon another pencil drawing I did. Ofer liked it and asked me to process it into a tribal. Looking at it now I feel there’s more to fix than keep, but it’s nostalgic, so I’m keeping it.

This is the fore graphic of our wedding invitation. We posed for it in a picture, which was terrible. I didn’t even use the reference picture because it was fuzzy and smeared. I liked that invitation a lot – though if it would have been less expansive, I would have printed it as white on black.

This is one of the first, if not THE first, cutout work I did. It’s small and simple, but I like the movement in it.

I think this piece is something of an external influence, though I’m not sure which. I just sketched it and thought it could be a nice cutout piece.

When I got released from the army, I made printed glasses to the closest people I was stationed with, as a gift. I wanted to give one of my commanders something horse related, it was sort of an old time joke for us. The thing is the only horses’ drawings I had that would turn out nicely were kept for other folks’ glasses, and I wanted him to have something special. I made this unicorn in about an hour including paint, and I think he liked it.