Drawing in the evening is addictive for me. I have to clean my desk in the morning before I sit down to the computer, because it's all dirty with coal.

The best time to draw for me is in the evenings. I don't have to think about anything anymore, remember anything. Self-portrait just before bedtime. I'm not going to finish it. It'll stay like this

Sorry, posting involuntarily published twice Beautiful weather, family walk (finally). I haven't seen my parents in over two months. Long. Such a small sketch with coal and pencil

Beautiful weather, family walk (finally). I haven't seen my parents in over two months. Long. Such a small sketch with coal and pencil

Bond. James Bond. Elegant and stiff with a clenched jaw. But when I drew him today, I had Primus with "My name is Mud" on my head. Stupid, right? (You will find the link at the end) This time

Here's Jan. Jan is a little warrior. He has a nice smile, doesn't he? I don't draw little children. Sometimes I draw my daughters, but they're not little anymore. So, in fact, that was a challenge for

Why write a lot and create stories? Just a sketch with coal and pencil, a lot of rubbing and getting dirty. ... As usual. I'm satisfied. I have to start painting this weekend.

I have a huge weakness for him. Ruben Block from Triggerfinger. I can listen to their version of I follow rivers indefinitely. I, I follow, I follow you deep sea baby I follow you I, I follow, I follow

A few days ago a very good friend of mine told me, hey, draw someone famous. The fact is I always draw only people I know People who are important to me . . . The nicest guy in the world, but not as 007.

Yeah, yeah. Same model again. I promise, Sean will be next. With a beard. He's handsome as hell Of course because he has a beard.

And another self-portrait in a hoodie. I think I liked that outfit. And I like the coal on my hands too. My hands are as black as miners have. Especially my left hand.

I continue to draw with coal and pencil. And I feel better and better in this technique. I enjoy it. It's good to get dirty like that, rubbing coal with your finger. It's really relaxing.

Bartek told me recently that I'm still drawing only myself. There's something about that. If I don't get a self-portrait, I'm not complaining. When I draw someone, it's different. For example, I hear:

Even though I've been sitting at home all week, I've been cleaning up again on Saturday. And to make sure I'm not bored, I started renovating the first floor. And now I am very tired, without strength.

What do you think this guy does? Answer: he's driving a truck, so huge. So he's playing some weird game on the computer. Every night my husband sits down at his desk, plugs in the steering wheel, the pedals

More and more often when I look at a picture I just took, I don't think I look like that. I look under the light. That's why my eyes are so narrow. I have a lot of wrinkles on my neck. I think I need to

A dark portrait of a very optimistic person. Can't you? Of course you can. A sketch with coal and pencil, but mostly with coal

You know what? I'm tired of sitting at home, I'd go out somewhere, meet somebody. But I'm still stuck at home forcibly. It's a good thing I have a job and I talk to somebody on a video conference from

I've been working from home for three weeks because of the virus. It's a strange experience. Sometimes it's cool, you can focus on tasks, and sometimes I miss the people I've met five times a week. Sometimes

A little sketch with a pen. Natalie with a cat. What more can I write?