The day I made this sketch was the first time I’d ever stayed in any sort of RV or motorhome (the Tailor and I are more of a tent-camping couple ourselves). But when we joined the Tailor’s aunt and uncle for a few days in Rocky Mountain National Park, I felt like I was having some sort of exciting road trip rite of passage—like I’d suddenly, finally upgraded my Americana membership.
Besides, I have to say, it’s a pretty amazing feeling to wake up next to this:
…without the stiff neck and sore back of having to sleep on the ground first!
Ghost domes 
Forgotten canyon 
Twists and turns 
I love all your work and look forward to each one! I was wondering what “white” you used here for that wonderful FOG? Your pages appear to be an off white….love your blog!!
Thank you, Sherry! The white of the fog is just the white of the paper. I’m working with watercolor, which is a transparent medium, so any white areas have to be non-painted areas. Sometimes I will paint white accents in with opaque paint later, but that’s rare, and I only use it for small areas, like the bridge cables in this post: http://drawntheroadagain.com/cabled-cathedral/
Uh oh. The Moose says once you camp in an RV, you never go back to tenting… 😉