Mixed media girl I created using text for clothing.

Pen and marker abstract girl

Repition of tools in pen and paint. Concentrating on negative space.

Charcoal figure drawing

Surrealistic perspective drawing in pen and oil pastel.

Figure Drawing charcoal

Figure Drawing charcoal

Figure Drawing charcoal

Charcoal figure drawing of one person. Combined positions.

Figure Drawing charcoal

Scratchboard of my rabbit, Daisy.

Still Life charcoal

Watercolor wash and pen.

Colored pencil depiction of some steps at the plaza.

Figure Drawing charcoal

Figure Drawing charcoal

Figure Drawing chalk pastel and charcoal

Figure Drawing charcoal

A colored pencil portrait of my friend from a photograph.

Figure Drawing in charcoal

Figure Drawing in charcoal

I used a white t-shirt as an illustration of solely contour lines to a completely finished drawing.

At the plaza, I sketched out a statue in the fountain with various charcoal colors.

This piece was constructed when I gathered colorful leaves from my yard and recreated them with ink and watercolor. As a final touch I cut out leaf shapes and rearranged them.

I recreated my cat by marking only the darkest areas. I used india ink, watercolor, and calligraphy.

I combined newspaper, tracing paper, photocopies, and other papers to make this piece. Some of the outlining is done in felt tip pen.

This is a still life I made and then drew from observation by zooming in. All of the shading is pencil.

These spheres were made drawn with a fine point pen and shaded with colored pencil.

Started from an onsight pen drawing, I finished this landscape of a park with watercolor.

If a rocking chair was to be examined under an x-ray, this would be it's internal skeleton. The bones are made with fine point pen and the background color is oil pastel.

Below is an abstract recreation of a meal I observed of my family. I used pen and charcoal and watercolor for the food.

By using handmade paper, sequins, cut out crossword paper, and cut watercolor paper I painted, I created a mixed media piece of an underwater scene.The background is a watercolor wash with some splattering at the bottom.

I looked and drew with pencil from a still life created with a sheet and strategic lighting. After, I went back and detailed shadowing with charcoal, but left some space unfinished to give a nice design effect.

This is a figure drawing I completed with charcoal. I integrated some textural paper with the coordinating lines to add flow.

A photo I had in mind inspired me to do these rocks in india ink and watercolor.

This is a mixed media using ink and watercolor. I originally had a sketch of the dragon I really liked, and I wanted to incorporate it into a piece of art.

Finished colored pencil portrait. I was inspired by a photo I took.

Still in progress..

Colored pencil portrait in progress