Created on 2024-11-19

This image shows a sketch of three different views of a bird's wing. The drawings appear to be made with charcoal or a similar medium on textured paper. The first two sketches from the left depict the wings from side angles with the wings slightly closed, focusing on the shape and contour of the wings’ upper side. The third sketch on the right shows the wing extended, with detailed lines suggesting feathers and the structure of the wing, including the wing's underside. It appears to be an observational study, likely used by the artist to understand the anatomy and form of the bird's wing for more detailed work. The bottom left corner has a red marking or signature. The paper has deckled edges, suggesting it may be a part of a sketchbook or a standalone piece.

Created on 2024-11-19

The image appears to be a charcoal or pencil sketch depicting three abstract sculptural forms. The forms have organic, flowing shapes and seem to represent some kind of natural or organic subject matter, perhaps anatomical or botanical in nature. The sketchy, expressive quality of the drawing creates a sense of movement and fluidity within the compositions. The overall style and approach appears to be that of an artistic study or exploration of sculptural forms and their visual qualities.

Created on 2024-11-29

The image is a sketch of three figures, possibly in a prayerful or contemplative pose, with their heads bowed and hands clasped together. The sketch is rendered in pencil and charcoal, with the artist focusing on the shapes and forms of the figures rather than their details. The background is left blank, allowing the viewer's attention to focus on the figures. The overall mood of the sketch is one of quiet reflection and introspection.