Sketch chicken and her chicks painted today by me Gloria Poole,RN,artist of/in Missouri

I drew this sketch this morning and it is pastel on cardpaper. Cybercriminals from remote tried to block my access to MY account so I had to login twice to add this one photo that I photographed of art I made today. It is on 8 x 11 paper and I drew it, painted it with pastels, signed it, photographed it several times, uploaded it and posted it to this blog of mine, which is only one of my blogs. Copyright.Also scroll down to see my photo of Harry Dawg, the Univ of GA mascot that I photographed.

You can follow me on Twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole; @gloria_poole; @Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817; @ProlifeNurse and @personhood1.Each is different.

I am NOT on Instagram, nor on Facebook, nor on Pinterest and have not authorized anybody ever to use my name or art I created, or photos I photographed, or words I wrote, nor to sign my name to anything. I have never been on Instagram, nor Facebook, nor Pinterest and never had an Instagram, nor a Facebook nor a Pinterest account. Someone may be using my name on Instagram however, as I was alerted to that possibility by Google.

Also, all telephones on this account and any account of mine, belong to me personally and are in my apt in Missouri. I have other telephones not listed on this account, thank goodness, because cyber-thugs have attacked one of my cell phones and all my blogs since I uploaded those medical photos OPPOSING the premeditated slaughter of tiny humans in the womb. The evil prodeathers running for President are abusing their powers to attempt to censor my #PROLIFE and #personhood words and photos.

Also, again, much thanks to my viewers of art I create and readers of words I write in the 30 countries that view this blog. I make note of the stats on each blog and some viewers of other blogs do not view this blog so I am not sure what the difference is. I think it may be that they do not recognize the telephone numbers I put on some blogs as mine but I do have telephones from 3 different companies because threats were made to my life by my 2nd exhusband [initials DBP] who tried four times to kill me during years 2003-2006. I am very cautious and do not want him following me on twitter or sending me emails or communicating with me in any way. He has a mandatory restraining order against him. FYI.

INFORMATION ABOUT ME Gloria Poole, Registered Nurse, artist in all artist mediums, photographer, author, illustrator, cartoonist at times; writer, blogger, prolife activist, mother, divorced white Christian woman:

This is my signature that I signed on the sketch "lil girl watching the waves" which I posted yesterday to my http://gloriapoole-UK.livejournal.com. I photographed my signature on that sketch several times with several cameras including on some of my cell phones, to establish fact that they are mine and I still use them and have possession of them and intend to keep them [though criminal thugs OFTEN try to hijack them] . Copyrighted. I signed this signature with red watercolor paint and then cropped it for a purpose.

This is my signature I painted to make a 2016 personal logo and I painted on the paintbrush. I have posted it to 2 other blogs of mine so far. Copyright.

You can follow me on twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole, @gloria_poole ;@Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817, @ProlifeNurse; and @personhood1.

Technique I learned yesterday painted into sketch by me Gloria Poole,RN,artist of /in Missouri

This is a sketch I created yesterday using a technique I learned about on youtube! I drew the sketch with graphite pencil. Then I painted tempera paint over where the white flower would be and let it dry completely. Then I brushed black ink all over it and let it dry. Then I washed off the ink and the tempera under running water and let it dry again. Then I painted it with watercolor, acrylic and yellow ink for stamens. I also signed it, photographed it, uploaded it, and posted it to this blog of mine which is only one of my blogs that I post art I make too. I do not know the name of that technique. I have made art using a commercial resist to prevent watercolor from getting on parts of the white paper before, but I have not used tempera paint as a resist before. I painted and re-painted this sketch about 4 times! I painted a perlescent white watercolor over the petals of the flowers. I am not totally satisfied with how it looks but it was a good learning experience. Copyright. Also, I posted a second sketch I made below. Those are my fingers on the left bottom edge of paper sketch. Also, that is 6 x 8 inch watercolor paper.

This is a sketch I made on cardstock which is very similar to Bristol board but smaller dimensions. I bought cardstock in a packaged set of 5 different colors including navy blue, coral, tan, white and soft pink. I drew the sketch on this coral tinted paper with a graphite pencil, then painted it with black acrylic paint and black ink.I drew it with black ink first then decided I needed acrylic over it so added that. I was trying to replicate a tropical sunset that I saw in a much smaller photo. I created it, signed it, photographed it, uploaded it and posted it to this blog of mine today 21 Feb 2016 at 2:13pm. Copyright. For the record, the most "tropical' beach I have ever been too is Jacksonville,or Pensacola, Florida when I was a child, or perhaps Port Aransas Texas beach years ago. Neither of those qualify as a "tropical beach" however! I like the sunsets and sunrises wherever they are, and I keep trying to paint them so they look convincing. I also photograph sunrises and sunsets often either from my balcony or on walkabout. This cardstock paper is 8.5 x 11 inches in size and I bought a quantity of it to experiment with tinted paper. I also put the first sketch I made with it, which is on navy blue cardstock on my:

https://mini-exhibition.blogspot.com, this morning along with an abstract of ocean waves that I drew. Copyright.

Also, I see the stats from Google today for two of my blogs so for all blogs I have been writing those stats for, I have added viewers/readers from Hungary and Australia to these countries: US; Spain; Germany; France; Sweden; Mexico; Romania; Russia; United Arab Emirates; Norway; Canada; Poland; India; Portugal; Czech Republic; United Kingdom; Ireland; Ukraine; Belgium; China; Indonesia; New Zealand; Hong Kong; Greece; Phillippines; Pakistan; Kenya; Azerbaijan; and Morocco so I thank all of you publicly for considering my art I make and my words worth you time!

You can follow me on Twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole; @gloria_poole; @Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817; @ProlifeNurse and @personhood1.Each is different. I am NOT on Instagram, nor on Facebook, nor on Pinterest and have not authorized anybody ever to use my name or art I created, or photos I photographed, or words I wrote, nor to sign my name to anything. I have never been on Instagram, nor Facebook, nor Pinterest and never had an Instagram, nor a Facebook nor a Pinterest account. Someone may be using my name on Instgram however, as I was alerted to that possibility by Google.

Also, again, much thanks to my viewers of art I create and readers of words I write in the 30 countries that view this blog. I make note of the stats on each blog and some viewers of other blogs do not view this blog so I am not sure what the difference is. I think it may be that they do not recognize the telephone numbers I put on some blogs as mine but I do have telephones from 3 different companies because threats were made to my life by my 2nd exhusband [initials DBP] who tried four times to kill me during years 2003-2006. I am very cautious and do not want him following me on twitter or sending me emails or communicating with me in any way. He has a mandatory restraining order against him. FYI.

INFORMATION ABOUT ME Gloria Poole, Registered Nurse, artist in all artist mediums, photographer, author, illustrator, cartoonist at times; writer, blogger, prolife activist, mother, divorced white Christian woman:

This is my signature that I signed on the sketch "lil girl watching the waves" which I posted yesterday to my http://gloriapoole-UK.livejournal.com. I photographed my signature on that sketch several times with several cameras including on some of my cell phones, to establish fact that they are mine and I still use them and have possession of them and intend to keep them [though criminal thugs OFTEN try to hijack them] . Copyrighted. I signed this signature with red watercolor paint and then cropped it for a purpose.

This is my signature I painted to make a 2016 personal logo and I painted on the paintbrush. I have posted it to 2 other blogs of mine so far. Copyright.

You can follow me on twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole, @gloria_poole ;@Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817, @ProlifeNurse; and @personhood1.

Ruled page sketch and experiment#3 making ink by me Gloria Poole,Registered Nurse, artist of/in Missouri

This is a sketch I drew with inktense [one of seven] on a sketch pad I had on my bed to write notes about things I thought of suddenly. It is ruled silk paper and is 5 x 6 inches in size. I drew a series of these tiny sketches on that paper over 2 nights. I drew it, washed over it with water on a brush, signed it,photographed it, uploaded it,and posted it today 17 Feb 2016 at 10:20am. Also, I photographed the page where I was testing my third batch of ink I made as I am experimenting with ways to make ink using products I would normally throw away or household staples items.Scroll down to see it. Copyright.

This is the page I was testing the third batch of ink I made. I began with about 25 used tea bags and put them in enough water to cover, then boiled them about 8 minutes. Then strained them and brushed the tea water over paper. It stained the paper a light beige, and that was not easily visible. So, I added a mixture of Borax solution [Sodium tetraborate] of 2 parts Borax to 24 parts water to help preserve mixture while I experimented some more. I then added the brown made by boiling 1 fresh tea bag to it, which didn't darken it much. So, I decided to add the used coffee grounds from breakfast to it, so I put them in enough water to cover, boiled them, strained it, added it to mixture. That didn't darken it enough to make it easily visible. So, I scraped about 2 tablespoons chalk of the color chestnut into it to see if it would make it a redder brown. It did very slightly. By this time I have almost a quart jar of brown liquid. So I decided to press ahead with experiment. I had about half cup of black liquid watercolor [which can be made from charred wood which many places in world have in fire pit] that was in jar leftover from when I had mixed too much of it before, so I added that to it. I tested the "ink" again and it produced a gunmetal grey color on paper. I painted a page with the "ink" and let it dry and went to bed.

The next morning,after it had dried, I decided I didn't like that color of "ink" so continued experiment. I put probably 1/2 cup 91% isopropyl alcohol [ a solvent, but also a first aid disinfectant] into it to help preserve it even more and to make ink stain permanent. I tested it again. The "ink" was darker but faint so I decided it needed something else. I added 3 gtts [medical abbrev for drops] red, 4 gtts yellow and 3 gtts green of food colors in a separate cup using their recipe to make brown, then added it to the mix. Still not dark enough when I retested it. So added same formula two times more. It looks much darker in jar but not that much darker on paper. So I added 1/3 of a 12 cc new tube of "Van Dyke brown" watercolor to it and retested it. Almost dark enough. Added two long squeezes from tube watercolor from Van Dyke brown to it, til half of 12 cc tube of watercolor was in jar. I stirred it well, tested it again. Finally, it is dark enough and does not wash off with water! So, I consider it a successful experiment. I drew with it as you see on this paper. Those are my fingers on the edge of the experiment page. Copyrighted. I did not make it very plain what my goal is in doing this so I logged back in and also corrected several typos. My gaol for these experiments in to produce a reliable, permanent, easily reproducible ink so that any person in any country of the world could make ink to write letters, correspondence, pleas for help, thank you notes, replies to officials, etc, using ink they made from products or substances they have on hand. Tea leaves are available as far as I can tell from researching in virtually every country of the world. so using the used tea bags to make writing ink makes perfect sense to me to help the very poor countries. The other ingredients such as black liquid watercolor could be made by grinding charred wood and mixing it with water. In fact, that is precisely how the watercolor "lamp black' is made commercially. And coffee grounds are also available in most countries of the world. I THINK isopropyl [also known as rubbing alcohol, but in different ratio] alcohol which is used by hospitals everywhere is also available very reasonably in almost all countries of world. For the record, I have/buy commercial ink(s) several brandds for my own use and I use it often in various colors and I also buy paints, watercolors, gouche, tempera, oil paints, pencils, pens, etc on regular basis. My idea is to find a way, i.e. develop a proven formula that anyone anywhere could make a substantial quantity of ink using easily sourced products. After my experiment is complete I have 32 ounces of "ink" so I consider it a worthwhile goal. If I can do this, others can do it also and make suitable ink to write homework for poor students in any country, and or people applying for "micro-loans" to start a small business. I hope it will help many people around the world. I probably will continue to experiment with this idea. I also posted my first experiment with making ink to this same blog.

Also, I see the stats from Google on all blogs of mine, and I have viewers/ readers/ followers in these countries: US; Spain; Germany; France; Sweden; Mexico; Romania; Russia; United Arab Emirates; Norway; Canada; Poland; India; Portugal; Czech Republic; United Kingdom; Ireland; Ukraine; Belgium; China; Indonesia; New Zealand; Hong Kong; Greece; Phillippines; Pakistan; Kenya; Azerbaijan; and Morocco so I thank all of you publicly for considering my art I make and my words worth you time!

You can follow me on Twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole; @gloria_poole; @Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817; @ProlifeNurse and @personhood1.Each is different. I am NOT on Instagram, nor on Facebook, nor on Pinterest and have not authorized anybody ever to use my name or art I created, or photos I photographed, or words I wrote, nor to sign my name to anything. I have never been on Instagram, nor Facebook, nor Pinterest and never had an Instagram, nor a Facebook nor a Pinterest account. Someone may be using my name on Instgram however, as I was alerted to that possibility by Google.

Also, again, much thanks to my viewers of art I create and readers of words I write in the 28 countries that view this blog. I make note of the stats on each blog and some viewers of other blogs do not view this blog so I am not sure what the difference is. I think it may be that they do not recognize the telephone numbers I put on some blogs as mine but I do have telephones from 3 different companies because threats were made to my life by my 2nd exhusband [initials DBP] who tried four times to kill me during years 2003-2006. I am very cautious and do not want him following me on twitter or sending me emails or communicating with me in any way. He has a mandatory restraining order against him. FYI.

INFORMATION ABOUT ME Gloria Poole, Registered Nurse, artist in all artist mediums, photographer, author, illustrator, cartoonist at times; writer, blogger, prolife activist, mother, divorced white Christian woman:

This is my signature that I signed on the sketch "lil girl watching the waves" which I posted yesterday to my http://gloriapoole-UK.livejournal.com. I photographed my signature on that sketch several times with several cameras including on some of my cell phones, to establish fact that they are mine and I still use them and have possession of them and intend to keep them [though criminal thugs OFTEN try to hijack them] . Copyrighted. I signed this signature with red watercolor paint and then cropped it for a purpose.

This is my signature I painted to make a 2016 personal logo and I painted on the paintbrush. I have posted it to 2 other blogs of mine so far. Copyright.

You can follow me on twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole, @gloria_poole ;@Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817, @ProlifeNurse; and @personhood1.

Happy Valentines's day world, made by me Gloria Poole,RN,artist of/in Missouri.

.I made this with paper, scissors, paint, dip pen w/ calligraphy tip, paint brush and acrylic paint and waterproof ink. I drew the heart shape with a graphite pencil to begin with, then decided to cut it out of the paper,and attached flower appliques, then painted it, signed it, photographed it on my portable drawing board, uploaded it, enlarged it to original size, and posted it. I did not want it to be perfectly symmetrical so I made the shape a bit different. Copyrighted. All copyrights apply. I enlarged this on purpose. I include by legal reference all symbols, seals, copyrights, disclosure statements, ownership statements, symbols, flags, and copyright notices on previous post and any blog of mine into this post for legal purposes of copyright and ownership. /s/ Gloria Poole,single-again, twice divorced, white Southern Baptist Christian woman who happens to be a Registered Nurse, artist in all #artist mediums, photographer, writer, author, illustrator, cartoonist, prolife blogger, blogger, mother of two grown daughters, grandmother of minor children, who lives in Missouri.

Also thanks to my readers/ viewers in twelve countries. You can follow me on twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole; @gloria_poole; @Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817; @ProlifeNurse; and @personhood1. I, Gloria Poole, posted this today Valentine's day 14 Feb 2016 at 11:06 am central time.

White horse drawn and painted today by me Gloria Poole,RN,artist of/in Missouri;Update

I have drawn and painted horses several times in sketches and in oil paintings. I have posted those to blogs of mine through the past nine years. On 6th Feb 2016 I posted the sketch I drew and painted that day of a horse jumping a twig fence on my https://gloriapoole.wordpress.com. This is the first time I tried to paint a white horse. In the book of Revelation in the Holy Bible, in chapter 6 verse 2 it says paraphrased that the conquering King rode a white horse after one of the seals was opened. So generally speaking I have stayed away from that topic of white horses when creating sketches or paintings because I do not want to imply a "conquering King" with my art. I remembered that I did draw a sketch of an Algerian rider on a white horse years ago and that is posted to a blog of mine somewhere I think, but as I remember that sketch I used the white of the paper to create the "horse" and not paint. I drew this sketch first with a Van Dyke brown ink and a dip pen, and then I painted it by painting silver acrylic in spots on the horse and the breeches of the rider. I repainted spots of the white paper with white acrylic to give it more of a shine. I signed it on the drawing in brown ink but re-signed it in black ink of necessity so my signature would show. Those are my fingers on the left edge. This is NOT a real man in sketch and neither is the sketch of the rider of horse jumping twig fence on wordpress. I tend to draw or sketch or paint horses annually when the horse races are in the news. If you know anything about fox hunting you know that traditionally in England the hunters dressed in formal clothing with top hats and hunted on horseback. My own daddy in south Georgia also fox hunted with his daddy [my granddaddy Poole] but they used pick-up trucks not horses; and hound dogs, named "July hounds". I started this by drawing it in ink on the 7th but I painted it today the 8th of Feb 2016. I also photographed the drawing. For the record, I have the paintings and sketches that I photograph and post to my blogs and I own all copyrights to them.

You can follow me on Twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole; @gloria_poole; @Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817; @ProlifeNurse and @personhood1.Each is different. I am NOT on Instagram and have not authorized anybody ever to use my name or art I created, or photos I photographed, or words I wrote, nor to sign my name to anything. I have never been on Instagram and never had an Instagram account. Someone may be using my name on Instgram however, as I was alerted to that possibility by Google.

Also, thanks to my viewers of art I create and readers of words I write in the ten countries that view this blog. I make note of the stats on each blog and some viewers of other blogs do not view this blog so I am not sure what the difference is. I think it may be that they do not recognize the telephone numbers I put on some blogs as mine but I do have telephones from 3 different companies because threats were made to my life by my 2nd exhusband [initials DBP] who tried four times to kill me during years 2003-2006. I am very cautious and do not want him following me on twitter or sending me emails or communicating with me in any way. He has a mandatory restraining order against him. FYI.

INFORMATION ABOUT ME Gloria Poole, Registered Nurse, artist in all artist mediums, photographer, author, illustrator, cartoonist at times; writer, blogger, prolife activist, mother, divorced white Christian woman:

This is my signature that I signed on the sketch "lil girl watching the waves" which I posted yesterday to my http://gloriapoole-UK.livejournal.com. I photographed my signature on that sketch several times with several cameras including on some of my cell phones, to establish fact that they are mine and I still use them and have possession of them and intend to keep them [though criminal thugs OFTEN try to hijack them] . Copyrighted. I signed this signature with red watercolor paint and then cropped it for a purpose.

This is my signature I painted to make a 2016 personal logo and I painted on the paintbrush. I have posted it to 2 other blogs of mine so far. Copyright.

You can follow me on twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole, @gloria_poole ;@Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817, @ProlifeNurse; and @personhood1.

3 Flower sketches painted by me Gloria Poole,RN,artist of/in Missouri ;Update

I drew and painted this on the 18th of Jan 2016, and I signed it, photographed it and uploaded it today 3 Feb 2016 at 7:20am to this blog of mine, which is only one of my blogs that I post art I make and photos I photograph too. Copyrighted. I am posting two previous sketches I created of white flowers. I have not yet achieved the look of still life flowers thatI am aiming for, so i keep trying.

I drew and painted this sketch onto 9x 12 paper and I painted it with acrylic paints and a brush. I signed it, photographed it, uploaded it and posted it to this blog of mine today 3 Feb 2016.Copyrighted.

I drew and painted this sketch of white flowers on 15th Sept 2015 onto 9x12 paper and I painted it with acrylic paint also. I have created sketches of magnolias and other flowers before. I continue intermittently to sketch flowers, trying to perfect my technique to make them look realistic to a degree and also artistic in my own style. Copyrighted.

You can follow me on Twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole; @gloria_poole; @Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817; @ProlifeNurse and @personhood1.Each is different. I am NOT on Instagram and have not authorized anybody ever to use my name or art I created, or photos I photographed, or words I wrote, nor to sign my name to anything.

INFORMATION ABOUT ME Gloria Poole, Registered Nurse, artist in all artist mediums, photographer, author, illustrator, cartoonist at times; writer, blogger, prolife activist, mother, divorced white Christian woman:

This is my signature that I signed on the sketch "lil girl watching the waves" which I posted yesterday to my http://gloriapoole-UK.livejournal.com. I photographed my signature on that sketch several times with several cameras including on some of my cell phones, to establish fact that they are mine and I still use them and have possession of them and intend to keep them [though criminal thugs OFTEN try to hijack them] . Copyrighted. I signed this signature with red watercolor paint and then cropped it for a purpose.

This is my signature I painted to make a 2016 personal logo and I painted on the paintbrush. I have posted it to 2 other blogs of mine so far. Copyright.

You can follow me on twitter on these accounts of mine: @gloriapoole, @gloria_poole ;@Tartan_Bliss; @tweetie0817, @ProlifeNurse; and @personhood1.