Drawing is an integral part of my practice allowing for the ability to work out complex ideas around color and form. Drawing is a means of thinking out loud- a way to begin where something doesn’t exist. I am “finding form”. Through the fluidity of the watercolor pencil and charcoal, the tool I most often use, I am able to make a mark that is best explained as a gesture allowing for further discovery and refinement in the process of realizing form in three dimensions.
Finding Form #21
2022
Charcoal, gesso pastel, and watercolor pencil on paper
22.5 x 15 in
Finding form #34
2022
Charcoal, gesso, and pastel on paper
28 x 20 in
Finding form #14
2022
Charcoal, gesso, and watercolor pencil on paper
28 x 20 in
Finding form #31
2021
Charcoal, gesso, and pastel on paper
28 x 30 in
Finding form #29
2021
Charcoal, gesso on paper
28 x 20 in
Finding form #30
2021
Charcoal, gesso, and pastel on paper
28 x 20 in
Finding form #25
2023
Charcoal, gesso, and pastel on paper
22.5 x 15 in
Finding form #24
2022
Charcoal, gesso on paper
22.5 x 15 in
Finding form #33
2022
Charcoal, gesso, and pastel on paper
22.5 x 15 in
Finding Form #1
2018
Watercolor pencil on paper
15 x 22 in
Finding Form #2
2018
Watercolor pencil on paper
15 x 22 in
Finding Form #3
2018
Watercolor pencil on paper
15 x 22 in
Finding Form #9
2018
Watercolor pencil on paper
15 x 22 in
Foreign Object #6
2021
Charcoal
30 x 18 in
Finding Form #5
2018
Watercolor pencil and cray-pas on paper
15 x 22 in
Foreign Object #8
2021
Charcoal and pastel on newsprint
30 x 18 in
Foreign Object #5
2021
Charcoal and pastel on newsprint
30 x 18 in
Foreign Object #7
2021
Charcoal and pastel on newsprint
30 x 18 in
Foreign Object #12
2021
Charcoal and pastel on newsprint
18 x 30 in