Drawing: Where Thoughts Get Paper-Tanned

Let's be honest - drawing is humanity's original WiFi. Before tweets, texts, or TikTok, we had cave walls and charcoal sticks. And guess what? The connection speed hasn't improved much since.

This is where ideas come to get some sun. No rules, no fancy equipment needed - just you, something that makes marks, and whatever flat surface won't complain too much. Pencil, pen, chewed-up straw, I don't judge. If it can transfer your brain's weird little thoughts onto something others might (sort of) understand, congratulations - you're an artist.

My sketchbook is basically a visual diary, except instead of writing "Dear Diary, today I felt..." I draw questionable decisions and call it art. Some are good. Some make me question my life choices. All of them were worth making.

Want to see what happens when hands won't stop moving and ideas won't stop coming? Browse the gallery. Just don't expect any explanations - these drawings speak for themselves (some more coherently than others).