Ink & charcoal portraits
Likeness from a photograph — graphite, charcoal, or ink. Quiet, considered, made to hang.
@creativevishwa_
To lose yourself in art is to find yourself.
Sketching Stories, Framing Moments.
Selected work
Ink, charcoal, geometric wire, recycled cans, and paint on cloth — made in a room built for drawing.
The room
Empty plaster to a full gallery — wire dragons, framed ink, pixel crests, and a lamp that never really turns off.
Client words
A few notes from people who commissioned a piece and hung it on their own wall.
“Sent one blurry photo of my dog and got back something that looks hand-drawn by someone who actually knew her.”
“The geometric piece arrived exactly like the sketch, down to the shading. Framed it the day it landed.”
“A painted jacket that gets stopped-on-the-street comments most weeks. Worth every day of the wait.”
About
Independent artist working from a self-built studio. Portraits in ink and charcoal, geometric wall sculptures, painted apparel, and recycled object art. Stories sketched on paper — and framed on the wall that holds them.
Commissions
Every piece is quoted to the brief. Start a conversation on Instagram or send a short note below.
Likeness from a photograph — graphite, charcoal, or ink. Quiet, considered, made to hang.
Anime, comics, and original characters. Sketchbook pages or finished colour work.
Wire and tape geometry — dragons, animals, instruments — built to live on a wall.
One-off marks on denim, khakis, and tees. Wearable drawings, not prints.
Cans, scrap, and leftover material turned into sculpture. The Diet Coke rifle started here.
Gallery walls, lighting, and the kind of room that makes you want to sit down and draw.
Contact
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