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Carbon
Charcoal and canvas
A charcoal portrait emerges from a deep black field.

Carbon remembers.

Charcoal portraits and canvas paintings. Most of them started in the dark and stayed there.

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Nothing erases completely.

Rub out a line and the paper still remembers it. The dents, the smudges, the eraser dust: all of it ends up in the drawing.

Selected work

Charcoal and graphite on paper. Some canvas.

A painted hand reaches toward a green circular field.

Untitled (Hand Study)

Mixed media on paper
A graphite portrait surrounded by pale fish forms.

Untitled (Fish Portrait)

Graphite and wash on paper
A figure studies lantern light in deep blue shadow.

Untitled (Lantern Study)

Pastel and pigment on dark paper
A resting canvas figure painted in ochre and violet.

Untitled (Figure Study)

Mixed media
A close crop of a graphite face and surrounding fish forms.

The dark is drawn too.

A black passage can take longer than a likeness. If it doesn't sit right, the whole drawing slides.

Prints, when the proofs are right.

The first edition is still being proofed. Until it opens, everything here is for looking.

Exhibitions, commissions, or a visit to the studio.

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