Graphite and Crayon Drawing on Ledger Paper of "Sir WaterLuLu" troyan again which looks darker in

again which looks darker in photos than in reality

Certainly this was just a little practice sampler and so here she was (a girl with the initials YD I assume

with what look like drill holes in the wood at the bottom of the interior

I'd guess this one saw wartime

The set includes 10 printed plates--five of them with shapes in various shades of grey and black

Graphite and Crayon Drawing on Ledger Paper of "Sir WaterLuLu" troyan again which looks darker inI went back to the source last weekend and found one more drawing from a lot of historic battle scenes and warriors done I'd guess by a school aged boy in the earlyish 20th century on 1870s ledger paper. I haven't figured out who this "Sir WaterLulu" is, but I sure like his name, and his green armor, and his eyes rolled back in his head, and how he appears to have both breasts and, given the placement of his dagger, phallus! Quite a thing! 8 1 8 x 7 1