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Charcoal, pencil, pen, and oil pastel drawings.
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A loose archive of drawings, including early sketches and later work in charcoal, pencil, and oil pastel. Some pieces are observational, others more conceptual. A few works are grouped into small series.

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Sketches & Drawings

2000 – 2026

A loose collection of smaller sketches, studies, and conceptual drawings made over time. Some are observational, others more symbolic and conceptual.

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Untitled (Triptych)

2002 – 2004

Inspired by a friend who carried a kind of quiet distinction. It wasn’t about what he did or achieved, it was about presence. Even in a crowd you could feel him moving differently, like he wasn’t pulled by the same current. A study in direction, separation, and the subtle confidence of choosing your own way while still being seen, and respected.

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Revisited Studies

2020 | 2026

A set of drawings made in 2020, mostly studies after Rembrandt, with one after Thomas Cole’s The Oxbow, which stayed in the set because its dramatic light felt unexpectedly Rembrandt-esque. In 2026 I returned with new eyes; the revisions aren’t only technical, they reflect a shift in how I see. The same sources, revisited through a different self.

Jan Six — after Rembrandt

Self-Portrait — after Rembrandt

The Man with the Golden Helmet — after Rembrandt

The Oxbow — after Thomas Cole

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Tally & Chaos

late 2000s

Pages I held onto from my sales-job years. Each sheet starts as a log, an attempt to measure the day: calls, hours, numbers, repetition. But the margins always take over. One instinct wants structure and proof; the other wants wandering, symbols, and play. The left side is control, the right side is drift. Together they feel more honest than either one alone.

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