I say "I'm not a stamper, I just draw and color" - because many Copic users are stampers. (Rubber stamps, that is.) But I have done some stamping, if you include carved potatoes. It was fun working with these simple shapes that I cut into the thickly sliced potato.
These are stamped on
Crane's cards. The colors are Dr. Ph. Martin, but I think the potato starch gives it a different look - more opaque. For more information about the watercolors, including my color chart, see
this post.
Unlike my other drawings, I didn't write dates on these, but I'm guessing 1976.
From inside the cave, looking out. I would include this with my "geode" drawings because it has a bright, cheerful center scene surrounded by rock. Except we're inside the rock, and the scene is outside.
Two overlapping shapes, traced from a ceramic turtle that I made in grade school (shown below.) To try this, click here. 
One of my last colored pencil efforts. Great colors, I think.
Sometimes I see the silver strand as a path, sometimes as a stream of water. I love this drawing, but colored pencils were not the right medium for me.
Most of my Venus Spectracolor pencils in one small drawing. After 30 years, I still have the pencils.
Up to the first part of 1977, my markers were Pentel fine tips, water based. Then in Feb. 1977, I got a new set of markers. I was very excited to try them out, and this was my first drawing, just round rock shapes to see the new colors.
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