"Ink of Winter" – moody and literal.

Drawn in ink and pen, this 59 x 61 cm grayscale landscape explores perspective through mood, not just measurement. The snow-blanketed ground stretches out gently, meeting a sky thick with cloud and memory. Lines lead the eye past an old fence, toward a cabin hugged by trees — quiet, watchful. Created in ink and wash, the piece plays with silence, distance, and the in-between tones of a winter’s day. It was made to be both still and stirring — a soft whisper in monochrome.