Studio work in progress
Here's a look at some recent work from the studio. These pieces are all part of an ongoing exploration of coastal landscapes and the interplay of light on water.
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Artist, designer, and storyteller exploring the world through ink and words.
Here's a look at some recent work from the studio. These pieces are all part of an ongoing exploration of coastal landscapes and the interplay of light on water.
London has always held a special place in my heart. The grey skies, the bustling streets, the quiet parks…
This retrospective captures moments from my recent visit, where I sketched and painted the city’s hidden corners. There’s something magical about wandering through neighborhoods with a sketchbook in hand, watching the light change as afternoon turns to evening.
The beauty of London lies not just in its famous landmarks, but in the unexpected moments - a weathered doorway in Shoreditch, the play of light through autumn leaves in Regent’s Park, the colorful facades of Notting Hill houses.
Autumn is my favorite season for creating. The light changes, the colors deepen, and everything feels more alive.
In the studio, I’ve been working on a new series inspired by the Mediterranean coast in autumn. The summer tourists have left, and what remains is a quieter, more contemplative version of familiar places.
This season I’m exploring:
The work is slower, more deliberate than summer pieces. Each layer needs time to dry, to reveal itself, before the next can be added.
These are my visual postcards from London - quick sketches made in cafes, parks, and street corners.
There’s something liberating about sketching on location. No perfect setup, no controlled lighting, just you and the scene unfolding before you. These quick studies capture the energy and movement of the city in ways a photograph never could.
From the elegant Victorian architecture of South Kensington to the street art of Brick Lane, each neighborhood has its own visual language, its own rhythm and character.