On Pier 1 in Brooklyn Bridge Park, near the playground, I settled into a drawing of the Brooklyn Bridge, with the Manhattan Bridge quietly framing the background. Tourists wandered by, children played noisily, but for once, the distractions fell away—I was fully present.
The Brooklyn Bridge was recently cleaned, its stone and cables taking on a vibrant, almost translucent quality under sunlight. With brush, ink, and watercolor, I tried to capture this unexpected brightness—light catching on surfaces, color softening against the open sky. Drawing the two bridges together gave the scene authenticity, depth, and a sense of place.
Clarity in Chaos
Another piece from my ongoing Three Paper Project, drawn entirely on-site with no revisions. This drawing was a rare moment of sustained focus, with every stroke feeling purposeful, precise, and alive.
For Rooms That Celebrate Connection
Ideal for spaces that value beauty, form, and the quiet connections between structures, places, and moments. This artwork invites you into the quiet amid the chaos—into a clear and vibrant view of Brooklyn’s beloved bridges.
Details:
Size: 11” x 14.5”
Medium: Brush, ink, and watercolor on acid-free fine art paper
Own this bright moment between two bridges—an authentic view of Brooklyn in sunlight.
