Works In Progress
A glimpse into pieces still taking shape.
This space gathers the drawings and paintings currently unfolding on my table — early textures, shifting layers, and the quiet decisions that guide each work toward completion. Artists, students, and anyone curious about the creative process are welcome to explore these evolving moments before they join their final collections.
Studio Work: Study on recycled chip board
New work: Study of Pea flower
Further development of the pea blossom study, building on the initial layers with deeper shading, refined leaf structure, and more defined petal translucence. This stage moves the piece closer to its final botanical clarity while still holding the warmth and texture of the recycled chip board.
Early exploration of a pea flower rendered on recycled chip board. This first stage focuses on the delicate structure of the bloom — the soft white petals, the tender green veins, and the unfolding leaves. The piece begins with foundational shapes and light color mapping to establish the plant’s form
Further development of the pea blossom study, building on the initial layers with deeper shading, refined leaf structure, and more defined petal translucence. This stage moves the piece closer to its final botanical clarity while still holding the warmth and texture of the recycled chip board.
Just a quick look in the studio for the essentials that help the work flow.