Originals
The Graffiti Artist Inside the Perfectionist
It starts with discipline—charcoal, precise and patient, each line a quiet act of devotion. Then comes the undoing. Wax melts over the surface, sealing it in like memory, only to be broken open again—graffiti scrawled over mastery, instinct spilling over intention.
This is art that hums with contradiction. A dance between stillness and motion, precision and wildness, the sacred and the defiant. Each piece carries that tension, that push and pull, that sweet collision of order and abandon. Because perfection is a cage, and freedom is found in the scribble.
Ink That Breathes
Some stories speak in ink, unfolding in the quiet rhythm of a dipping pen pulled across paper. Each stroke is a confession, each line a memory, layered and repeated until something—or someone—emerges.
These faces don’t call out; they linger. Suspended between shadow and light, they wait to be seen, felt, understood. Look closely. They’re already speaking.
Charcoal, Smoke, and the Language of Silence
Some connections speak in glances, in quiet spaces, in the weight of what’s left unsaid. These drawings linger in that space—between light and dark, presence and absence, resilience and fragility.
If you’ve ever felt the pull of memory, the echo of someone who’s stayed or slipped away, these pieces will feel familiar. Come see them. Stand in the silence. Let them speak.
Owls Who Wear Their Personality on Their Feathers
They’re personalities wrapped in feathers, each one caught mid-thought, mid-stride, mid-scheme. Some are dignified, some are downright ridiculous, and all of them know something you don’t.
This collection isn’t about birds; it’s about characters. About moments that make you stop, smirk, maybe even laugh out loud. Because if an owl in a top hat can hold your gaze, what else have you been missing?
Drawing the Unspeakable the Imperfect Wildness of Charcoal
These drawings are about movement—the kind you feel before you see. They capture those quiet moments of change, the ones that reshape us in ways we don’t notice until we’ve already stepped into something new.
If you’ve ever felt yourself on the edge of something more, this series is for you. Come see it. Let it remind you of everything you already know.