The Cake Walk Cake Walk sets a simple scene and lets the mind wander. Five vertical bands structure the postcard: soft grey geometry, sunlit sand, saturated teal, and at the far right, a parade of golden biscuits. In the middle lane, a solitary figure in a red jacket walks toward us—or, depending on your cravings, toward the biscuits. The long shadow creates a compass needle that keeps the composition gently in motion. I approached this piece with a spirit‑pen sensibility—c

This sketch was done quickly from a train window. It captures someone running to catch a train on the opposite platform.

Life drawing has always intrigued me deeply. The ability to freeze a moment in time and translate it into lines and shapes is a powerful expression.

A charcoal Drawing of two people whispering.

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The painting of the Mural behind Chapter art Centre

I made this new poster from some drawings in my sketchbook. It was a long time coming, but it was worth the wait. It started as a "what...

A friend recommended an exhibition, but I was hesitant due to my preconceived notions about graffiti art. I believed it was mainly a form...

This post concerns the "Souls grown deep, like the Rivers" exhibition. An exhibition of black artists from the American South Atlanta at the Royal Academy in London. I'm particularly interested in the untitled painting by Pervis Young. The picture is 3 feet by six feet and was painted in 1980. It looks like it has been painted on found wooden packing cases, which have been painted and nailed around the edges of the larger painting to form a frame. The found wood and frame hav