Artwork
After a STEM-heavy high school career, I flounced off to art school. First I took a detour through No More School At All Thank You Very Much, a wonderful year of local bands and wild parties and general late-night drug-infused decadence that left me with an abiding love of punk rock, twelve decorative earholes, and a nostalgic affection for neon shades of hair. My love of mathematics and science won out in the academic end, but my brief foray into drawing gave rise to the below.
pencil on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1986
See Da Vinci's original here.

pencil on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1986
See Fuseli's original here.

pen, crayon and pencil on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1986–90
My cat was a steadily available subject for assignments and, later, just for fun.

ink on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1986

pencil (and coffee) on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1986

pen and ink on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1986
See Ingres' original here.

pen on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1987

pencil on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1988

pencil on paper
Grayson Bray Morris 1996
This one became my husband in 1999.
