This drawing, created with pencil and a small bit of charcoal, is from a foggy winter day looking out at the Hudson River and Manhattan, from underneath the Brooklyn Bridge.
A black ink drawing on paper of an empty Brooklyn Bridge, with a bench beckoning the viewer to sit and relax. Drawn on archival heavy-weight paper and framed in a 6″ x 8″ black frame!
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the iconic architectural features of New York City and a place I’ve always loved to walk on. You can walk across with the hustle and bustle of the city, or you can take your time at a leisurely pace.
This is a black ink illustration with red watercolor paint of a Spanish flamenco dress, which I based off of one I saw in a storefront window in Sevilla. Prints are available here!
These are figurative illustrations of flamenco artwork, made with charcoal, ink and acrylic paint. Paper (framed and unframed) and canvas prints are available here.
This artwork is an ink and watercolor rendering of a flamenco dancer with a polka dot dress:
This portrait drawing was given to celebrate the Dad’s college graduation! The photo that the drawing is based on was taken at his thesis presentation, where he proudly holds his newborn son. This drawing is an 8″ x 10″ on paper, drawn with artist graphite pencils.
Now that the weather is warming up, my wife, son and I have been going out to ‘Central Park’ in the neighborhood we live in (One Loudoun). It’s probably the best residential park I’ve seen in Loudoun County. The landscaping is beautiful and the park is very well laid-out. There’s areas for kids to play that are built seamlessly into the landscape, there’s a dog park, there are benches, there’s a lake, and it’s within close walking distance to the downtown plaza area. So, being an Artist, I always find inspiration for paintings when I’m there. So after two years of living here, I finally started my first piece of Central Park. I just finished sketching it out and adding some color, with more color to be painted in. I envision pops of brick red, deep purple hues, dark browns, and a tad bit of orange on the ground, with luminous sunlight shining down.
Here’s a recent portrait drawing I did of a dog named Sophie for a client’s friend! This art piece measures 8″ x 10″ and was drawn with graphite artist pencils on Canson brand drawing board.
Recently, I completed three 22″ x 30″ custom figurative line illustrations on luxurious, 100% cotton, acid-free Antique White Canson Edition papers.
My client, an art collector in the United Arab Emirates, expressed interest in abstract and romantic line drawings of a couple hugging, kissing, and dancing, to give life and energy to her living space.
Couple Kissing Illustration – black archival ink
