Mary, a drawing

Mary

drawing by Robert F. Winne 

(note: this is an old drawing, possibly from the 1960s ... the paper is getting fragile, very yellowed and faded and it is on letter paper, not on acid free drawing paper)

Commemorative Art: Robert F. Winne and Lise Winne art

Robert F. Winne and Lise Winne pattern art

© 2014

Robert F. Winne (father): center art

Lise Winne (daughter): complementary border

commemorative art for the one year anniversary of Robert F. Winne's passing

RPI faculty meeting sketch doodles

RPI faculty meeting sketch doodles I and II

by Robert F. Winne

Professor Winne has a lot of little doodles he made during faculty meetings at R.P.I. These are just two of them out of around 150 of them.  

Was he bored at these meetings? If he was like me (which I suspect he was, since I am his daughter and I am an artist too), doodling actually enhances concentration on what is being said at the meetings. It is like knitting, creating fun little patterns.

I like how his pen moves around or inbetween the RPI emblem and words on the page.