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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on April 3, 2026.  All rights reserved.

You’re looking at a small, calm art‑making scene laid out on a flat surface—something like a desk or tabletop. At the center sits a piece of white watercolor paper, roughly the size of a postcard. On it are three vertical rectangles, each painted in soft, translucent watercolor washes. They feel like gentle color‑fields—quiet, simple, and airy.

Left rectangle: a blend of cool blue and soft pink, merging like a sunrise reflected on water.

Middle rectangle: warm beige drifting into a muted green, like sand meeting moss.

Right rectangle: a mix of lavender and blue, reminiscent of twilight shadows.

Each rectangle has thin, straight ink lines drawn over it—delicate, intentional strokes that add structure without overwhelming the softness of the paint. The lines feel architectural, almost like the faint scaffolding of a minimalist sketch.

Above the paper lies a silver pen, sleek and metallic, labeled “MITSUBISHI uni-ball UB‑155 150.” It suggests precision—something used for those fine ink lines.

To the right of the paper is a watercolor palette, white plastic with several paint wells. Two wells have printed labels in purple text—Japanese characters followed by numbers (“No.773” and “No.772”). Resting across the palette is a red‑handled paintbrush, angled casually as if the artist just set it down mid‑process.

The overall mood is quiet, tidy, and creative—like a moment paused in the middle of gentle experimentation with color and line.

Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on April 3, 2026. All rights reserved. You’re looking at a small, calm art‑making scene laid out on a flat surface—something like a desk or tabletop. At the center sits a piece of white watercolor paper, roughly the size of a postcard. On it are three vertical rectangles, each painted in soft, translucent watercolor washes. They feel like gentle color‑fields—quiet, simple, and airy. Left rectangle: a blend of cool blue and soft pink, merging like a sunrise reflected on water. Middle rectangle: warm beige drifting into a muted green, like sand meeting moss. Right rectangle: a mix of lavender and blue, reminiscent of twilight shadows. Each rectangle has thin, straight ink lines drawn over it—delicate, intentional strokes that add structure without overwhelming the softness of the paint. The lines feel architectural, almost like the faint scaffolding of a minimalist sketch. Above the paper lies a silver pen, sleek and metallic, labeled “MITSUBISHI uni-ball UB‑155 150.” It suggests precision—something used for those fine ink lines. To the right of the paper is a watercolor palette, white plastic with several paint wells. Two wells have printed labels in purple text—Japanese characters followed by numbers (“No.773” and “No.772”). Resting across the palette is a red‑handled paintbrush, angled casually as if the artist just set it down mid‑process. The overall mood is quiet, tidy, and creative—like a moment paused in the middle of gentle experimentation with color and line. Three inches by three inches.

Sometimes you look for a calm, peaceful moment.

Daily Doodle -- 04/03/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #watercolor #kuretake #gansaitambi #artist #art #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on April 2, 2026.  All rights reserved.

The photo shows a small square piece of paper with a precise, geometric drawing with triangles filled with blue watercolor. Around it lie pens and a watercolor palette, giving the sense of an artist’s workspace paused mid‑creation.

The drawing is abstract and geometric, built from several overlapping rectangular frames. Inside each frame, triangular shapes radiate outward, like sunbursts or folded fans. Each triangle is filled with fine diagonal blue lines, giving them a textured, almost fabric‑like feel. The entire design is outlined in crisp black ink, making the shapes feel sharp, intentional, and architectural. The composition feels like a stack of windows, each containing a spinning, patterned star. The effect is orderly but dynamic—like motion captured inside a grid.

The paper sits on a flat surface with art tools arranged casually around it. Above the mixed-media art are a beige technical pen labeled Micron 005, known for extremely fine archival ink lines and a black pen labeled Mitsubishi uniball UB‑155, a smooth‑flowing writing pen.

To the right of the artwork is a watercolor palette with several wells of yellow paint, some of them visibly used. Resting across the palette is a maroon‑handled dip pen, the kind used for calligraphy or fine ink work. The palette is branded Schmincke, a well‑known watercolor manufacturer.

The scene feels calm, focused, and craft‑oriented—like someone is in the middle of a meditative drawing session. The geometric pattern is tidy and rhythmic, while the surrounding tools hint at creativity and experimentation.

Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on April 2, 2026. All rights reserved. The photo shows a small square piece of paper with a precise, geometric drawing with triangles filled with blue watercolor. Around it lie pens and a watercolor palette, giving the sense of an artist’s workspace paused mid‑creation. The drawing is abstract and geometric, built from several overlapping rectangular frames. Inside each frame, triangular shapes radiate outward, like sunbursts or folded fans. Each triangle is filled with fine diagonal blue lines, giving them a textured, almost fabric‑like feel. The entire design is outlined in crisp black ink, making the shapes feel sharp, intentional, and architectural. The composition feels like a stack of windows, each containing a spinning, patterned star. The effect is orderly but dynamic—like motion captured inside a grid. The paper sits on a flat surface with art tools arranged casually around it. Above the mixed-media art are a beige technical pen labeled Micron 005, known for extremely fine archival ink lines and a black pen labeled Mitsubishi uniball UB‑155, a smooth‑flowing writing pen. To the right of the artwork is a watercolor palette with several wells of yellow paint, some of them visibly used. Resting across the palette is a maroon‑handled dip pen, the kind used for calligraphy or fine ink work. The palette is branded Schmincke, a well‑known watercolor manufacturer. The scene feels calm, focused, and craft‑oriented—like someone is in the middle of a meditative drawing session. The geometric pattern is tidy and rhythmic, while the surrounding tools hint at creativity and experimentation. Three inches by three inches.

The world is still spinning, so I’m adding structure to it. Triangles are strong shapes from an engineering perspective. Worth a try.

Daily Doodle -- 04/02/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #watercolor #schmincke #artist #art #pigmamicron #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on March 29, 2026.  All rights reserved.

The scene feels like a small, intimate art workspace—everything arranged neatly around a single, vibrant piece of artwork, as if the artist has just paused mid‑creation.

At the center lies a small square illustration of a stylized flower. The flower has five broad petals, each painted in soft purples that shift gently from lavender to deeper violet. The petals are decorated with fine golden swirls, tiny multicolored dots, and miniature flower motifs, giving the whole piece a sense of delicate ornamentation. The center of the flower is warm pink, ringed with green and yellow accents, almost like a glowing core.

Surrounding the artwork are the tools that brought it to life. Above the artwork, three pens are lined up horizontally: a metallic bronze pen that catches the light, a black Posca marker labeled “Metallic Green M6,” chunky and bold, and a sepia-colored Pigma Micron 003 pen, beige-bodied and extremely fine-tipped—made for tiny, precise lines.

To the right, there’s a compact watercolor palette with the brand name Schmincke. Its paint wells show sunny yellow, rich red, and deep purple pigments. A small paintbrush rests nearby, its bristles stained with color.

The overall mood is warm, creative, and focused—like a snapshot of someone joyfully mixing media, blending ink, metallic accents, and watercolor to build a tiny, jewel-like floral design.

Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on March 29, 2026. All rights reserved. The scene feels like a small, intimate art workspace—everything arranged neatly around a single, vibrant piece of artwork, as if the artist has just paused mid‑creation. At the center lies a small square illustration of a stylized flower. The flower has five broad petals, each painted in soft purples that shift gently from lavender to deeper violet. The petals are decorated with fine golden swirls, tiny multicolored dots, and miniature flower motifs, giving the whole piece a sense of delicate ornamentation. The center of the flower is warm pink, ringed with green and yellow accents, almost like a glowing core. Surrounding the artwork are the tools that brought it to life. Above the artwork, three pens are lined up horizontally: a metallic bronze pen that catches the light, a black Posca marker labeled “Metallic Green M6,” chunky and bold, and a sepia-colored Pigma Micron 003 pen, beige-bodied and extremely fine-tipped—made for tiny, precise lines. To the right, there’s a compact watercolor palette with the brand name Schmincke. Its paint wells show sunny yellow, rich red, and deep purple pigments. A small paintbrush rests nearby, its bristles stained with color. The overall mood is warm, creative, and focused—like a snapshot of someone joyfully mixing media, blending ink, metallic accents, and watercolor to build a tiny, jewel-like floral design. Three inches by three inches.

Pinterest has tagged my doodles as spam. Tailwind thinks it’s because they are too similar in appearance. So.. A decorated flower doodle.

Daily Doodle -- 03/29/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #watercolor #schmincke #artist #art #pigmamicron #posca #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on March 27, 2026.  All rights reserved.

The artwork sits on a small square piece of white watercolor paper. Three separate watercolor shapes float on the page like quiet islands. Each one is filled with soft washes of blue and gray, and each is decorated with intricate black ink patterns that feel meditative and precise.

Left shape: A long, vertical rectangle with rounded corners. Its watercolor wash is a cool, misty blue-gray. Over it, black ink forms a lace-like pattern — tiny repeating curves and dots that resemble henna or mandala motifs.

Bottom right shape: An oval, slightly tilted. Its color is a deeper slate blue. The ink pattern here is denser, with small scallops, loops, and petal-like forms radiating inward.

Top right shape: Another oval, similar in size to the bottom one but a softer gray-blue. Its ink decoration is more open and airy, with fine lines that curl like vines or delicate filigree.

Each shape feels like its own little world — distinct, but clearly part of the same family.

Above the paper lies a Mitsubishi Uni-ball pen, the kind used for very fine, controlled linework.

To the right are watercolor pans from Kuretake – Gansai Tambi granulating watercolors that look like earthy brown paint in the pans.  A red-handled paintbrush resting across the watercolor pans. The brush tip is stained, suggesting it was recently used.

The scene feels calm, focused, and intimate — like a quiet moment in the middle of an art ritual. The combination of soft watercolor and delicate ink gives the piece a sense of balance between fluidity and structure, intuition and precision.

Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on March 27, 2026. All rights reserved. The artwork sits on a small square piece of white watercolor paper. Three separate watercolor shapes float on the page like quiet islands. Each one is filled with soft washes of blue and gray, and each is decorated with intricate black ink patterns that feel meditative and precise. Left shape: A long, vertical rectangle with rounded corners. Its watercolor wash is a cool, misty blue-gray. Over it, black ink forms a lace-like pattern — tiny repeating curves and dots that resemble henna or mandala motifs. Bottom right shape: An oval, slightly tilted. Its color is a deeper slate blue. The ink pattern here is denser, with small scallops, loops, and petal-like forms radiating inward. Top right shape: Another oval, similar in size to the bottom one but a softer gray-blue. Its ink decoration is more open and airy, with fine lines that curl like vines or delicate filigree. Each shape feels like its own little world — distinct, but clearly part of the same family. Above the paper lies a Mitsubishi Uni-ball pen, the kind used for very fine, controlled linework. To the right are watercolor pans from Kuretake – Gansai Tambi granulating watercolors that look like earthy brown paint in the pans. A red-handled paintbrush resting across the watercolor pans. The brush tip is stained, suggesting it was recently used. The scene feels calm, focused, and intimate — like a quiet moment in the middle of an art ritual. The combination of soft watercolor and delicate ink gives the piece a sense of balance between fluidity and structure, intuition and precision. Three inches by three inches.

The scroll work continues. It’s hard when your hand shakes.

Daily Doodle -- 03/27/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #watercolor #gansaitambi #kuretake #granulatingwatercolor #artist #art #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on March 15, 2026.  All rights reserved.

Imagine a square sheet of paper holding a mandala that feels alive—like a small universe blooming outward in rings of color and texture. The artwork is a circular mandala painted mostly in purples and blues, with inked details that give it structure, rhythm, and a sense of gentle movement. It feels both delicate and intentional, like a meditation captured on paper.

At the very heart is a tiny spiral—tight, soft, and almost like the curl of a fern unfurling. Surrounding it is a small starburst shape, as if the center is quietly radiating energy. Moving outward, the mandala grows in layers: Dots and tiny circles form a beaded ring, like a necklace of small pearls; Curved swirls loop around the circle, giving it a sense of motion, almost like water eddies; Geometric shapes—little arches and pointed forms—repeat in a steady rhythm, creating a feeling of balance and symmetry. The colors shift between cool purples and soft blues, blending like watercolor clouds.

The outermost layer is bold and dramatic: It forms a jagged, star-like border, with pointed edges radiating outward. This border is filled with deep purple watercolor, darker and more saturated than the inner rings. The points give the mandala a sense of expansion, like it’s reaching outward beyond the page.

The scene also includes the tools used to create it: To the right sits a watercolor palette, with visible pans of yellow and green paint. A paintbrush rests across it. Above the artwork lie two pens: A white gel pen, used for bright highlights. A very fine black archival ink pen, used for the delicate linework.

Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on March 15, 2026. All rights reserved. Imagine a square sheet of paper holding a mandala that feels alive—like a small universe blooming outward in rings of color and texture. The artwork is a circular mandala painted mostly in purples and blues, with inked details that give it structure, rhythm, and a sense of gentle movement. It feels both delicate and intentional, like a meditation captured on paper. At the very heart is a tiny spiral—tight, soft, and almost like the curl of a fern unfurling. Surrounding it is a small starburst shape, as if the center is quietly radiating energy. Moving outward, the mandala grows in layers: Dots and tiny circles form a beaded ring, like a necklace of small pearls; Curved swirls loop around the circle, giving it a sense of motion, almost like water eddies; Geometric shapes—little arches and pointed forms—repeat in a steady rhythm, creating a feeling of balance and symmetry. The colors shift between cool purples and soft blues, blending like watercolor clouds. The outermost layer is bold and dramatic: It forms a jagged, star-like border, with pointed edges radiating outward. This border is filled with deep purple watercolor, darker and more saturated than the inner rings. The points give the mandala a sense of expansion, like it’s reaching outward beyond the page. The scene also includes the tools used to create it: To the right sits a watercolor palette, with visible pans of yellow and green paint. A paintbrush rests across it. Above the artwork lie two pens: A white gel pen, used for bright highlights. A very fine black archival ink pen, used for the delicate linework. Three inches by three inches.

Back to my favorite color: purple.

Daily Doodle -- 03/15/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #watercolor #pigmamicron #schmincke #artist #art #uniball

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Picture of 2 fountain pens one brown/gold and the other purple/green/orange.  And one gray gel pen on front of a box for the Neon Genesis Evangelion Unit-01 pen

Picture of 2 fountain pens one brown/gold and the other purple/green/orange. And one gray gel pen on front of a box for the Neon Genesis Evangelion Unit-01 pen

A few of the pen collection. #navhalur #evangelion #dareworks #uniball #zento

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on February 21, 2026.  All rights reserved.

You’re looking at a small, hand‑painted piece of art resting on a tabletop. The artwork is circular and filled with intricate, mandala‑like patterns. The dominant color is green, shifting from soft mossy tones to deeper emerald shades. The center begins with a tight spiral, then expands outward through rings of repeating shapes: tiny dots, thin radiating lines, scalloped edges, and geometric motifs. The overall feeling is calm, rhythmic, and organic, like a cross between a seashell and a blooming flower.

Surrounding the artwork are the tools used to create it. On the left lies a white gel pen, and next to it a black fine‑tip Micron pen—both used for the delicate linework. To the right sits a watercolor palette, its wells filled with dried pools of color: greens, blues, purples, pinks, and oranges. A slender paintbrush rests across the palette, its bristles stained with green, suggesting it was used recently.

The whole scene feels intimate and creative, as if you’ve paused in the middle of making something meditative and detailed.

Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on February 21, 2026. All rights reserved. You’re looking at a small, hand‑painted piece of art resting on a tabletop. The artwork is circular and filled with intricate, mandala‑like patterns. The dominant color is green, shifting from soft mossy tones to deeper emerald shades. The center begins with a tight spiral, then expands outward through rings of repeating shapes: tiny dots, thin radiating lines, scalloped edges, and geometric motifs. The overall feeling is calm, rhythmic, and organic, like a cross between a seashell and a blooming flower. Surrounding the artwork are the tools used to create it. On the left lies a white gel pen, and next to it a black fine‑tip Micron pen—both used for the delicate linework. To the right sits a watercolor palette, its wells filled with dried pools of color: greens, blues, purples, pinks, and oranges. A slender paintbrush rests across the palette, its bristles stained with green, suggesting it was used recently. The whole scene feels intimate and creative, as if you’ve paused in the middle of making something meditative and detailed. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 02/21/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #lukas #watercolor #art #artist #pigmamicron #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on February 17, 2026.  All rights reserved.
  
You’re looking at a small tabletop scene centered around a bright, abstract piece of art. The artwork itself is circular and feels almost like a glowing mandala. It’s made with watercolor and fine ink lines, so it has both soft washes of color and crisp, delicate details.

At the very center is a warm yellow circle, like a tiny sun. Surrounding it are rings of color—orange, red, purple, and blue—each one filled with different textures. Some rings are dotted, some have tiny leaf-like shapes, and others have radiating lines that feel like energy moving outward. The outermost ring is a deep blue with thin black ink strokes that stretch outward like sun rays or feathers. The whole piece feels vibrant, layered, and alive.

Above the artwork lie two drawing pens: One is a thick white gel pen, used for bright, opaque highlights. The other is a very fine beige technical pen, the kind used for precise line work.

To the right of the artwork sits a watercolor palette. The wells are filled with dried paint in earthy yellows, oranges, and greens. A red-handled paintbrush rests across the palette, as if the artist just paused mid-creation.

The overall feeling is intimate and creative—like catching a moment in an artist’s process, surrounded by the tools and colors that brought the piece to life.

Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on February 17, 2026. All rights reserved. You’re looking at a small tabletop scene centered around a bright, abstract piece of art. The artwork itself is circular and feels almost like a glowing mandala. It’s made with watercolor and fine ink lines, so it has both soft washes of color and crisp, delicate details. At the very center is a warm yellow circle, like a tiny sun. Surrounding it are rings of color—orange, red, purple, and blue—each one filled with different textures. Some rings are dotted, some have tiny leaf-like shapes, and others have radiating lines that feel like energy moving outward. The outermost ring is a deep blue with thin black ink strokes that stretch outward like sun rays or feathers. The whole piece feels vibrant, layered, and alive. Above the artwork lie two drawing pens: One is a thick white gel pen, used for bright, opaque highlights. The other is a very fine beige technical pen, the kind used for precise line work. To the right of the artwork sits a watercolor palette. The wells are filled with dried paint in earthy yellows, oranges, and greens. A red-handled paintbrush rests across the palette, as if the artist just paused mid-creation. The overall feeling is intimate and creative—like catching a moment in an artist’s process, surrounded by the tools and colors that brought the piece to life. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 02/17/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #schmincke #watercolor #art #artist #uniball #pigmamicron

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on February 12, 2026.  All rights reserved.  

You’re looking at a small, square piece of watercolor paper holding an abstract circular painting. The artwork feels intimate and the circle sits centered on the page like a tiny universe. The circle is made of layered watercolor washes in soft grays, inky blacks, and a deep, warm red. The colors bleed and mingle in that fluid, unpredictable way watercolor loves—some areas cloudy and soft, others darker and more defined.
Over the painted circle, someone has drawn fine white lines and tiny white dots. These marks feel almost celestial—like constellations, or delicate threads of light stitched across the surface. The white ink sits on top of the watercolor, giving the piece a textured, mixed‑media feel.

 The painting is surrounded by the tools that created it, giving the sense of an artist mid‑process:

On the left is a white gel pen, the kind used for crisp, opaque highlights. Next to it lies a red paint marker, its cap showing a bright red color code. On the right is a watercolor palette filled with wells of black and gray paint. A red‑handled paintbrush rests across the palette, still stained with dark pigment. The palette shows splatters and mixing marks—evidence of recent, lively use.

The whole scene feels like a quiet moment in an artist’s workspace—intimate, focused, and tactile. The combination of soft watercolor, bold red, and delicate white linework gives the artwork a sense of depth and quiet energy, as if something is gently pulsing inside that painted circle.

Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on February 12, 2026. All rights reserved. You’re looking at a small, square piece of watercolor paper holding an abstract circular painting. The artwork feels intimate and the circle sits centered on the page like a tiny universe. The circle is made of layered watercolor washes in soft grays, inky blacks, and a deep, warm red. The colors bleed and mingle in that fluid, unpredictable way watercolor loves—some areas cloudy and soft, others darker and more defined. Over the painted circle, someone has drawn fine white lines and tiny white dots. These marks feel almost celestial—like constellations, or delicate threads of light stitched across the surface. The white ink sits on top of the watercolor, giving the piece a textured, mixed‑media feel. The painting is surrounded by the tools that created it, giving the sense of an artist mid‑process: On the left is a white gel pen, the kind used for crisp, opaque highlights. Next to it lies a red paint marker, its cap showing a bright red color code. On the right is a watercolor palette filled with wells of black and gray paint. A red‑handled paintbrush rests across the palette, still stained with dark pigment. The palette shows splatters and mixing marks—evidence of recent, lively use. The whole scene feels like a quiet moment in an artist’s workspace—intimate, focused, and tactile. The combination of soft watercolor, bold red, and delicate white linework gives the artwork a sense of depth and quiet energy, as if something is gently pulsing inside that painted circle. Three inches by three inches.

I was in a "mood" today. It's gray and snowing and I wanted to capture the mood of the scene outside my window.

Daily Doodle -- 02/12/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #lukas #schmincke #watercolor #pigmamicron #uniball #art #artist

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Dark Waves - 12 x 12 cm White, Silver and Glitter Silver Gel Pen repeating diagonal rows of zentangle and line marking patterns on Smooth 250 GSM Blank Black Square Greeting Card.

Materials Used 

Uniball Signo Silver Glitter Gel pen

Arrtx Matt White and Metallic Silver Gel Pen

Finehenchi Ultra Fine Metallic Silver and Matt White Gel Pen

Sakura Gellyroll Stardust Glitter Tarnished Silver Gel Pen

Dark Waves - 12 x 12 cm White, Silver and Glitter Silver Gel Pen repeating diagonal rows of zentangle and line marking patterns on Smooth 250 GSM Blank Black Square Greeting Card. Materials Used Uniball Signo Silver Glitter Gel pen Arrtx Matt White and Metallic Silver Gel Pen Finehenchi Ultra Fine Metallic Silver and Matt White Gel Pen Sakura Gellyroll Stardust Glitter Tarnished Silver Gel Pen

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on February 5, 2026.  All rights reserved.  Abstract watercolor in shades of pink, purple, yellow, and blue.  Random splotches of purple, pink, and yellow on a blue background. Decorations are added with a fine black marker. Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on February 5, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in shades of pink, purple, yellow, and blue. Random splotches of purple, pink, and yellow on a blue background. Decorations are added with a fine black marker. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 02/05/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #schmincke #watercolor #pigmamicron #uniball #art #artist

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 29, 2026.  All rights reserved.  Abstract watercolor.  Three inches by three inches. Interwoven orange and yellow swirls with details added with a fine black marker and a white gel pen.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 29, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor. Three inches by three inches. Interwoven orange and yellow swirls with details added with a fine black marker and a white gel pen.

Daily Doodle -- 01/29/2026.
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#gingrichsart #ArtistsOnBluesky #doodle #dailydoodle #Schmincke #watercolor #pigmamicron #uniball #art #artist

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 28, 2026.  All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor consisting of vertical stripes in colors left to right: green, pink, blue, pink, purple, pink, and green.  Horizontal black stripes were added to the pink vertical stripes. White dots were added to the green, blue, purple, and green stripes. Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 28, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor consisting of vertical stripes in colors left to right: green, pink, blue, pink, purple, pink, and green. Horizontal black stripes were added to the pink vertical stripes. White dots were added to the green, blue, purple, and green stripes. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 01/28/2026.
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#gingrichsart #ArtistsOnBluesky #doodle #dailydoodle #schmincke #watercolor #pigmamicron #uniball #art #artist

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Rinse & Repeat - 12 x 12 cm White, Silver and Glitter Silver Gel Pen repeating horizontal rows of zentangle and line marking patterns on Smooth 250 GSM Blank Black Square Greeting Card.

Materials Used 

Uniball Signo Silver Glitter Gel pen

Arrtx Matt White and Metallic Silver Gel Pen

Finehenchi Ultra Fine Metallic Silver and Matt White Gel Pen

Sakura Gellyroll Stardust Glitter Tarnished Silver Gel Pen

Rinse & Repeat - 12 x 12 cm White, Silver and Glitter Silver Gel Pen repeating horizontal rows of zentangle and line marking patterns on Smooth 250 GSM Blank Black Square Greeting Card. Materials Used Uniball Signo Silver Glitter Gel pen Arrtx Matt White and Metallic Silver Gel Pen Finehenchi Ultra Fine Metallic Silver and Matt White Gel Pen Sakura Gellyroll Stardust Glitter Tarnished Silver Gel Pen

Rinse & Repeat - #WhiteOnBlack #Arrtx #Grabie #Uniball #Signo #Finehenchi #UltraFine #Sakura #Gellyroll #GelPen #Abstractia #Industrial

#Art #Artisan #AbstractArt #Doodle #Geometric #Pattern #Zentangle #Painting #MindfulArt #MeditativeArt #Zen #IntuitiveArt #Artist #ArtTherapy #DailyArt #ArtSky #Ar

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 27, 2026.  All rights reserved.  Abstract watercolor in blue and purple.  Two cerulean blue ovals are separated by a swath of darker blue. Two purple flourishes added outside the blue shapes.  Details added with fine Pigmamicrons in navy blue and black.  Also used is a white Uni-ball.  Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 27, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in blue and purple. Two cerulean blue ovals are separated by a swath of darker blue. Two purple flourishes added outside the blue shapes. Details added with fine Pigmamicrons in navy blue and black. Also used is a white Uni-ball. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 01/27/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #Schmincke #watercolor #pigmamicron #art #artist #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 26, 2026.  All rights reserved.  Abstract watercolor in shades of blue and purple.  One half circle and two triangles of blue with purple highlights.  Additional details added with a black fine marker and a white Uni-ball pen.  The word joy is added to the left corner.  The artist is attempting to remind people in this conflict-driven world that you can still find joy in art.  Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 26, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in shades of blue and purple. One half circle and two triangles of blue with purple highlights. Additional details added with a black fine marker and a white Uni-ball pen. The word joy is added to the left corner. The artist is attempting to remind people in this conflict-driven world that you can still find joy in art. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 01/26/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #Schmincke #watercolor #pigmamicron #art #artist #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 25, 2026.  All rights reserved.  This abstract watercolor is a reddish-orange squiggle with white circles surrounded by bright pink triangles with white stripes.  Black lines connect the different images.  Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 25, 2026. All rights reserved. This abstract watercolor is a reddish-orange squiggle with white circles surrounded by bright pink triangles with white stripes. Black lines connect the different images. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 01/25/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #Schmincke #watercolor #pigmamicron #art #artist #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 24, 2026.  All rights reserved.  Abstract watercolor consisting of stripes in lime green, sky blue, red, and a strip with a mixture of red and yellow.  Details added with a black marker and a white jelly roll pen.  Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 24, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor consisting of stripes in lime green, sky blue, red, and a strip with a mixture of red and yellow. Details added with a black marker and a white jelly roll pen. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 01/24/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #Schmincke #watercolor #pigmamicron #art #artist #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 20, 2026.  All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in yellow, orange, red, pink, and purple. Details added with fine Pigmamicron in sepia and a white Uni-Ball.  Three inches by three inches

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 20, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in yellow, orange, red, pink, and purple. Details added with fine Pigmamicron in sepia and a white Uni-Ball. Three inches by three inches

Daily Doodle -- 01/20/2026.
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Video

I’ve been going to @craft_burger_co for over 8 years and I’ve been eating the peanut butter burger for 7.

#doodle #illustration #japan #burger #uniball

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 19, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in bright colors. Four circles painted with watercolors. Additional details added with fine black and white markers. Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 19, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in bright colors. Four circles painted with watercolors. Additional details added with fine black and white markers. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 01/19/2026.
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#gingrichsart #dailydoodle #doodle #ArtistsOnBluesky #lukas #watercolor #pigmamicron #uniball #art #artist

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Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 17, 2026.  All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in pink and orange stripes with decorative details added with white gel pen and black marker. Three inches by three inches.

Art and photo by Katherine Gingrich on January 17, 2026. All rights reserved. Abstract watercolor in pink and orange stripes with decorative details added with white gel pen and black marker. Three inches by three inches.

Daily Doodle -- 01/17/2026.
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#gingrichsart #doodle #dailydoodle #lukas #watercolor #ArtistsOnBluesky #pigmamicron #signo #uniball #art #artist

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