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This portfolio brings together a selection of works spanning graphite studies, ink wash, and watercolor—an exploration of texture, gesture, and quiet detail. Each piece began as a small observation: the curve of an antler, the weight of a stare, the fold of a wing. From delicate portrait studies to bursts of watercolor color, the pieces gathered here trace a personal sketchbook practice—drawing and painting as a way of looking closely at the world, one page at a time.…This portfolio brings together a selection of works spanning graphite studies, ink wash, and watercolor—an exploration of texture, gesture, and quiet detail. Each piece began as a small observation: the curve of an antler, the weight of a stare, the fold of a wing. From delicate portrait studies to bursts of watercolor color, the pieces gathered here trace a personal sketchbook practice—drawing and painting as a way of looking closely at the world, one page at a time.

Sidra Saleemi

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This portfolio brings together a selection of works spanning graphite studies, ink wash, and watercolor—an exploration of texture, gesture, and quiet detail. Each piece began as a small observation: the curve of an antler, the weight of a stare, the fold of a wing. From delicate portrait studies to bursts of watercolor color, the pieces gathered here trace a personal sketchbook practice—drawing and painting as a way of looking closely at the world, one page at a time.…This portfolio brings together a selection of works spanning graphite studies, ink wash, and watercolor—an exploration of texture, gesture, and quiet detail. Each piece began as a small observation: the curve of an antler, the weight of a stare, the fold of a wing. From delicate portrait studies to bursts of watercolor color, the pieces gathered here trace a personal sketchbook practice—drawing and painting as a way of looking closely at the world, one page at a time.

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This portfolio brings together a selection of works spanning graphite studies, ink wash, and watercolor—an exploration of texture, gesture, and quiet detail. Each piece began as a small observation: the curve of an antler, the weight of a stare, the fold of a wing.

From delicate portrait studies to bursts of watercolor color, the pieces gathered here trace a personal sketchbook practice—drawing and painting as a way of looking closely at the world, one page at a time.