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A meticulously rendered graphite drawing of a classic 1960s sports coupe, photographed as a finished artwork clipped to a clean white drawing board. The paper’s fine tooth texture is clearly visible, with soft pencil gradients defining the car’s curves, chrome reflections, and glass surfaces in rich monochrome. A set of well-used wooden pencils and a blending stump rest neatly along the bottom edge. Soft, diffused daylight from a nearby window creates gentle, even illumination and subtle shadows beneath the paper, giving a calm, professional studio feel. Shot from a slightly elevated, three-quarter angle with sharp focus on the drawing and a minimal, blurred background, emphasizing the precision and realism of the car illustration in a clean, modern portfolio style.
A highly detailed pencil drawing of a modern electric sedan in three-quarter front view, lying flat on a dark walnut desk surface. The car’s smooth body panels, LED headlights, and aerodynamic wheels are shaded with precise hatching and smooth gradients, emphasizing reflections and metallic surfaces while remaining entirely monochrome. A metal ruler, precision eraser, and technical drawing pencils are arranged with intentional order around the sheet, suggesting a professional workflow. Overhead studio lighting creates soft, controlled highlights on the graphite areas and a subtle vignette around the composition. Captured from directly above with sharp photographic realism, the composition is centered and balanced, creating a refined, professional mood suitable for a portfolio cover image.
A panoramic layout of three separate pencil car sketches on slightly off-white paper, arranged side by side on a neutral gray tabletop. The first shows a compact city hatchback, the second a muscular performance sedan, and the third an off-road SUV, each rendered with varying levels of completion, from loose construction lines to fully shaded forms. Fine graphite textures, cross-hatching, and carefully erased highlights are all clearly visible. Soft natural window light from the left produces a gentle gradient across the papers and crisp, delicate shadows from the page edges. Photographed at a shallow angle with a wide lens, the foreground drawing is in crisp focus while the others fall gradually into mild blur, creating depth. The mood is professional yet exploratory, emphasizing process in a clean, modern, photographic style.
A close-up photographic view of a pencil drawing in progress showing only the front wheel and fender of a high-performance supercar, captured on smooth bright white paper. The tire tread, alloy rim spokes, and brake disc are rendered with meticulous graphite detail, including subtle reflections and specular highlights mimicked through erased areas. A single sharpened mechanical pencil rests diagonally across the corner of the page, with tiny graphite shavings visible nearby. Directional side lighting from the right creates pronounced, dramatic shadows along the pencil and paper texture, emphasizing depth and contrast. The composition uses an extreme close crop with shallow depth of field, focusing tightly on the wheel and fading the paper edges into soft blur. The atmosphere is precise and technical, with a polished, professional portfolio aesthetic.
A finished pencil illustration of a vintage rally car drifting through a suggestion of dust, all rendered solely with graphite on heavyweight drawing paper, photographed as a portfolio piece. Motion is implied through dynamic, angled hatching and blurred graphite smudges trailing behind the rear wheels, while the car itself is crisply detailed with sponsor decals translated into tonal blocks. The sheet is taped lightly to a neutral foam board leaning against a matte charcoal wall. Overhead and slightly frontal studio lighting creates even illumination but leaves a soft shadow halo around the board, floating it from the background. Captured at eye level with a slight three-quarter view, the composition follows the rule of thirds, the car angled into open space. The mood is bold and dynamic while maintaining a clean, professional, photographic realism ideal for showcasing expressive automotive art.

About the Artist

I translate photographs into graphite, revealing shapes, light, and character in every curve of a car.

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A meticulously rendered graphite drawing of a classic 1960s sports coupe, photographed as a finished artwork clipped to a clean white drawing board. The paper’s fine tooth texture is clearly visible, with soft pencil gradients defining the car’s curves, chrome reflections, and glass surfaces in rich monochrome. A set of well-used wooden pencils and a blending stump rest neatly along the bottom edge. Soft, diffused daylight from a nearby window creates gentle, even illumination and subtle shadows beneath the paper, giving a calm, professional studio feel. Shot from a slightly elevated, three-quarter angle with sharp focus on the drawing and a minimal, blurred background, emphasizing the precision and realism of the car illustration in a clean, modern portfolio style.

Each piece begins with a photographed reference, meticulously shaded to preserve texture and the car’s unique personality.

A highly detailed pencil drawing of a modern electric sedan in three-quarter front view, lying flat on a dark walnut desk surface. The car’s smooth body panels, LED headlights, and aerodynamic wheels are shaded with precise hatching and smooth gradients, emphasizing reflections and metallic surfaces while remaining entirely monochrome. A metal ruler, precision eraser, and technical drawing pencils are arranged with intentional order around the sheet, suggesting a professional workflow. Overhead studio lighting creates soft, controlled highlights on the graphite areas and a subtle vignette around the composition. Captured from directly above with sharp photographic realism, the composition is centered and balanced, creating a refined, professional mood suitable for a portfolio cover image.

Available as framed originals or high-resolution prints suitable for galleries and collectors.

What clients say


Hope D.

Car art captures motion and memory.


Hope D.

The pencil work brings photos to life.


Hope D.

A true artist with a car obsession.


Hope D.

Remarkable detail and atmosphere.


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123 Artful Lane, Studio 4, Creators City


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Open weekdays 9am to 5pm


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(555) 012-3456

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