Basilica handmade drawing
Projects and architectural drawings
These drawings are part of my university experience, where projects were developed entirely by hand, from initial sketches to precise architectural drawings. Working without digital tools required patience, accuracy, and a strong understanding of scale, proportion, perspective, and construction. The process was often demanding and time-consuming, but it taught me to be attentive to every line and detail, and it also gave me a greater appreciation for digital architectural tools and the precision and possibilities they offer.
Handmade university project
Handmade university project
Drawing of a sculpture
Sculpture head studies
These sculpture head studies were created as part of my university studies. Working from three-dimensional sculptural models helped me better understand proportion, volume, light, and shadow, while translating a physical form onto the paper. Using different materials, including pencil and gouache, allowed me to experiment and gave me the freedom to be more creative while developing a stronger understanding of form and observation.
Drawing of
a sculpture
Portraits
Portraiture has always been a small personal obsession of mine, and drawing people is something I naturally return to whenever I have the opportunity. This collection brings together portraits created with coloured pencils and digital techniques. Through colour, line, light, and detail, these works allow me to experiment creatively while exploring expression, individuality, and the unique presence of each person.
Portrait of a girl
(digital art)
Portrait of a woman
(digital art)
Portrait of a man