From quick sketches, to more detailed renders, these are only a few drawings from many sketchbooks unfinished, imperfect but thoroughly loved and practiced in since I could pick up a pencil. HOVER for a closer look!
“How my father's shadow puppets really looked when I was a little girl. Full of life, sometimes scary, always more than imaginary.”
“Dissolving the harsh line. A veil draped over as a silhouette vaguely takes shape.”
“A portrait study of Kobe Bryant. My Dad was extremely happy with this birthday gift that year. Go Lakers.”
“A trompe l'eoil study using shadows, linear perspective and atmospheric effects to make objects appear tangible.
In Mallerini's piece the stationary figures of the ivory Christ and Saint Gertrude are given life in their illusionistic realisation.”
Painting by Prospero Mallerini (1801)
"A personal favourite of mine. The person, and the piece.”
“A charcoal and graphite study of my contemporary Memento Mori painting.”
“Another statue study, great anatomy and a great, eerie tragedy.”
“Finneas, a tribute to my favourite person's favourite person (luckily I am a close second). Still scared of cats, but Finn is helping change that.”
“A tattoo concept weaving together my family's birth flowers that now sits at home down through my shoulder and close to my heart.”