Ms. Karslake is best known for her rapidograph pen drawings with endless architectural details. Rapidograph pens were once technical pens used as a mainstay for designers and illustrators. When computer graphics came along, it made these pens almost obsolete. Yet artists like Karslake still uses these type of pens for her artwork. Case in point, in 2014 the Hudson (Ohio) Public Library had an exhibit of her drawings that included architectural renderings from a lifetime of work. The exhibit included her artwork from 1971 through 2013, and could be considered a retrospective. This exhibit showed her skill with a rapidograph ink pen. She frequently applied ink to three-ply bristolboard for her drawings. Karslake has lived in the Hudson area for over forty plus years. Hudson is in the suburbs of Akron and Cleveland. It was in this community she earned a living by being a second-grade teacher and it was here that she also participated ...