Thread Lines is a series of works completed by covering all or part of the surface with thread-like lines.

This is the thirteenth work in the series — and the sixty-fifth made with blue as the dominant color.

A white-based ground with black crayon drawing was laid down first, then blue paint was poured and scraped back. White acrylic paint was then dripped across the surface, and as the final layer, thread-like horizontal lines were drawn across the whole. The interplay between the dripped lines and the thread lines brings a sense of suspension — of forms held quietly above the ground.