Oct 29, 2025
A quick slice-of-life interior. Framing the classroom and the teacher with structural lines and just hinting at the students to keep the composition breathing.
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A quick slice-of-life interior. Framing the classroom and the teacher with structural lines and just hinting at the students to keep the composition breathing.
Capturing a crowd is all about capturing motion. Very loose, suggestive strokes—barely defining the figures—and unifying them with a single sweeping wash.
Had to have some fun with this one. A cat on a skateboard felt like the perfect chaotic energy. Kept the linework highly kinetic to match the vibe.
I was strolling through the old town, where some historic houses still stand. I did a quick sketch on the spot, and now it's almost a finished piece — just a few final touches left. Materials: graphite pencils on paper. This piece is available for purchase ✨
A day in Fondo (Trentino Alto Adige- Italy) se had sun and rain in the same day😅
Notes from my sketchbook: Mill Ghyll, Ilkley today..
Layers of history - Sketched a medley of medieval and post-medieval items from the amazing church at All Saints' church at Ilkley - the site dates back to Roman times and probably beyond.
