Working on paper after years
I find makeup brushes work better for picking up powdered charcoal
Drying time
Some Work in progess
A bit of colour
Charcoal on raw canvas
Smalls
Charcoal on raw canvas
Base layers
From the 'In the raw' series
Out and about in Johannesburg.
Working on plywood in an oval frame
In Reverie collection in progress
Two grayscale abstract portrait paintings of women on display, one showing a front view of a woman's face with eyes closed, hair flowing, and expression serene; the other showing a profile view with eyes open and lips slightly parted. Both paintings feature expressive brushwork and drips, mounted on black stands in an art studio or gallery setting.
A ceramic mug with the word 'MOM' printed on it, holding black pens and pencils, on a desk or table surface.
Oil sketches
A painting of a woman's face on canvas in an art studio, with the caption 'First layers of charcoal.'
Outside my studio.
Exploring the concept of identity
Black and white pencil sketch of a person’s face partially covered by their hand, with detailed shading emphasizing facial features and hair.
A black and white artistic close-up of a person's face with a hand covering one eye, with paint splatters on the face.
A woman with dark hair and makeup looking at the camera with an abstract black ink splash overlay
A sheet of paper with black and white watercolor landscape sketches titled "Rainy Saturday Afternoon Doodles" on a table. In the background, there are two glasses, one partially filled with water, and a plate with a fork and spoon.
Abstract over charcoal