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Skull Drawing

Skull Drawing is a personal graphite study — part of the personal orbit, a set of studio-archive pieces kept sparse and process-led. It starts as a quiet construction drawing (symmetry lines, eye sockets, bone planes and graphite pressure) and is pushed from those construction lines into a wearable dark graphic. The final image deliberately keeps its hand-made texture visible rather than polishing the skull into something too clean.

Details

Medium: graphite / paper / apparel concept
Role: personal study
Status: studio archive

Construction, shadow, surface.

Selected work