Hi guys, how are you doing todayToday I’ll be sharing with you a new figure drawing artwork i created recently using ballpoint and charcoal on paper. Drawn from the margins, she dances in defiance of weight—both physical and metaphorical. Each gesture is a reclamation, a reminder that discarded lines and overlooked forms still carry rhythm. In her, fragments find fluidity. In motion, she becomes whole.

Hi guys, how are you doing todayToday I’ll be sharing with you an artwork i created recently using ballpoint and charcoal on paper for a birthday presentHis eyes closed, yet not in sleep rather, in retreat. This portrait holds the weight of memory and the slow erosion of time. Each line in his beard a tale of shadow whispers. What remains unspoken rests heavy, yet dignified, in the quiet of his face.

Hi guys, how are you doing todayToday I’ll be sharing with you a new figure drawing artwork i created recently using ballpoint and charcoal on paper. He sits bare, burdened, and becoming. The weight of reflection presses gently into his frame, a quiet wrestling between stillness and storm, where the mind tries to outrun what the heart already knows.

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Hi guys, how are you doing todayToday I’ll be sharing with you an artwork i created recently using ballpoint and charcoal on paper. —————- SHE WHO CARRIES LIGHT —————-In her gaze rests the calm of lived stories, etched in charcoal like whispers of grace, a quiet power, soft and certain, radiating strength beneath stillness.

Hi guys, how are you doing todayToday I’ll be sharing with you a new artwork i created recently using ballpoint and charcoal on paper. It captures the motion, fall, and resilience of the moment—where play meets pain, and balance is found through failure.