Portraits and stippling art.
Recently I’ve been really loving stippling art and trying out new mediums. This page is where drawing experiments, custom portrait ideas, and sketchbook work can all live together.
I’m experimenting with all kinds of art, trying new mediums, and keeping space open for commission pieces people can ask me about.
Pieces made for someone.
A few finished commissions, framed separately from the sketchbook so custom work is easy to recognize.
The work so far, by technique.
Everything here is hand-drawn. Each group follows one way of working, from bold ink to patient graphite to color experiments.
Bold blacks and tiny dots. These are the high-contrast pieces: marker silhouettes of musicians I love and stippling work built up one dot at a time.
The patient pieces. Faces, animals, and characters in graphite, where most of the time goes into getting the eyes and the soft shading right.
Where the color experiments live: layered petals, iridescent shells, and studies that let the pencil strokes stay visible.
The messy middle. Hands, wings, places, and characters straight out of the sketchbook — practice pages that still feel worth keeping.
