Drawing the Everyday.
Subway, cookie, feet, banana: the waiting game of the everyday can put anything in the spotlight.
Tinted paper.
Sketchbooks with tinted pages reference historic practices of drawing and sketching dating back to the Renaissance. A tinted sheet sets the mood and dictates the colour scheme.
Passenger on the Red Line, passing Kendall/MIT subway station, Boston.
Textured paper.
Aquarelle paper lends itself perfectly to the application of markers. The occasional bleed from the sketch on the other side of the page contributes to the organic feel of a spontaneously created drawing.
Passengers awaiting the arrival of the B train, Boston.
Hyacinths, 2021.