At the Surface captures the moment just before impact — a great white rising from below, teeth exposed, eye locked forward. Drawn in charcoal with layered tonal depth, the piece balances tension and restraint, allowing suggestion to do as much work as detail.
Rather than depicting motion outright, the composition holds the viewer in suspension. The waterline cuts the frame, the jaw dominates the space, and the shark feels present without being fully revealed — a study in power, proximity, and control.
This original drawing is rendered in rich charcoal on paper and measures 24 inches tall by 18 inches wide. The piece is sold unframed and will be carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube.
Perfect as a statement piece in a modern home, office, or collector’s space.
At the Surface captures the moment just before impact — a great white rising from below, teeth exposed, eye locked forward. Drawn in charcoal with layered tonal depth, the piece balances tension and restraint, allowing suggestion to do as much work as detail.
Rather than depicting motion outright, the composition holds the viewer in suspension. The waterline cuts the frame, the jaw dominates the space, and the shark feels present without being fully revealed — a study in power, proximity, and control.
This original drawing is rendered in rich charcoal on paper and measures 24 inches tall by 18 inches wide. The piece is sold unframed and will be carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube.
Perfect as a statement piece in a modern home, office, or collector’s space.
