Portraits
My portrait work captures the essence and individuality of each subject, blending traditional and digital techniques to tell their unique stories. From intimate sketches to dynamic digital renderings, these pieces explore character, emotion, and the quiet beauty of everyday moments. Whether crafted during a fleeting interaction or a longer study, each portrait reflects my fascination with the human experience.
A reflective portrait of Scott, captured in a moment of quiet observation at the National Library of Australia. This digital pen and pencil drawing emphasizes stillness, with Scott gazing thoughtfully at an Indigenous artwork. The piece blends simplicity and depth, offering a sense of mindfulness and restfulness in the interaction between the subject and the art.
A self-portrait created with digital pen and ink, featuring subdued and earthy tones. Made while observing my reflection in a mirror, this piece captures a rare moment of introspection amidst the bustle of daily life. The composition emphasises quiet strength and contemplation, offering a glimpse into both the artist's inner and outer world.
A digital pen and ink sketch of Rob, a fellow Urban Sketcher, immersed in his drawing at a café. The composition captures the quiet focus and mindfulness that sketching invites, showcasing the meditative essence of the creative process. The simple lines and textured patterns highlight the artist's intent to portray concentration in an everyday moment.