Graphite on watercolor paper, 14 × 17 in This still life explores value and light through contrast, depth, and subtle tonal shifts, emphasizing form, texture, and structure.

Graphite and red ink on paper, 8.5 × 11 in This piece explores themes of confinement and release through contrast and mark-making. The caged figure and escaping bird emphasize tension, while the use of red introduces emotion, movement, and rupture within the composition.

Graphite and red ink on paper, 8.5 × 11 in This piece explores the figure under strain, using distortion and layered mark-making to suggest internal tension. Red ink interrupts the form, emphasizing pressure, instability, and the physical weight of anxiety within the body.

Charcoal on watercolor paper, 14 × 17 in This still life examines the reflection of a single light source across metal surfaces. Charcoal is used to create contrast and depth, emphasizing highlights, shadow, and the reflective qualities of form.

Graphite on mixed media paper, 14 × 17 in This piece explores observation through progressive zoom, revealing increasing detail across each section. The composition emphasizes perception, value development, and the process of seeing over time.

India ink on mixed media paper, 14 × 17 in This still life explores value and contrast through ink, using light and shadow to define form. The composition emphasizes structure, negative space, and tonal balance.