On pristine white paper, a towering electric guitar surges upward as a vibrant, neon hot-pink explosion of pure line. No clean outlines or realistic shading define the instrument; instead, thousands of frenetic, overlapping pen strokes—short slashes, crisscrosses, and radiating bursts—accumulate into form through sheer density and chaotic energy.
The body forms a dense, rectangular-trapezoidal core of thickest pink hatching, pulsing with implied resonance and chaotic vibration where pickups and chamber would be. The neck thrusts dramatically skyward in parallel streaks that fan slightly like taut strings under extreme tension or sound waves erupting outward. The headstock crowns the composition with a manic burst of radiating lines, suggesting tuners and explosive release. Subtle hardware—bridge, knobs, pick guard—is hinted at through denser clusters, angular breaks, or voids amid the frenzy; stray marks escape in every direction like sonic feedback or visual reverb.
The unrelenting hot-pink palette against vast white space amplifies raw urgency and electric presence: the guitar feels alive, leaning slightly as if mid-strum or levitating in its own noise.
Notice how the densest central marks pull the eye inward to the guitar’s throbbing core, then fling it outward along fanning neck lines and escaping trails—creating rhythmic tension between contained vibration and explosive dispersal, silence and unleashed sound.
Part of the Force of Nature series, this unique drawing channels raw gestural fury to reimagine the electric guitar not as object but as primal force: a vessel of rock rebellion distilled to screaming pink line, intensely alive and ready to detonate.
How does this hot-pink storm of overlapping ink—dense at the heart, radiating chaos outward—stir your sense of latent volume, electric anticipation, or the poetry of an instrument captured at the exact instant before it roars?
Technical notes.
Unique drawing. Pen and ink on paper. Unframed dimensions: 14” high x 11” wide. White painted modern style wood frame. Signed by the artist on the back, dated 2016. Frame not included.
On pristine white paper, a towering electric guitar surges upward as a vibrant, neon hot-pink explosion of pure line. No clean outlines or realistic shading define the instrument; instead, thousands of frenetic, overlapping pen strokes—short slashes, crisscrosses, and radiating bursts—accumulate into form through sheer density and chaotic energy.
The body forms a dense, rectangular-trapezoidal core of thickest pink hatching, pulsing with implied resonance and chaotic vibration where pickups and chamber would be. The neck thrusts dramatically skyward in parallel streaks that fan slightly like taut strings under extreme tension or sound waves erupting outward. The headstock crowns the composition with a manic burst of radiating lines, suggesting tuners and explosive release. Subtle hardware—bridge, knobs, pick guard—is hinted at through denser clusters, angular breaks, or voids amid the frenzy; stray marks escape in every direction like sonic feedback or visual reverb.
The unrelenting hot-pink palette against vast white space amplifies raw urgency and electric presence: the guitar feels alive, leaning slightly as if mid-strum or levitating in its own noise.
Notice how the densest central marks pull the eye inward to the guitar’s throbbing core, then fling it outward along fanning neck lines and escaping trails—creating rhythmic tension between contained vibration and explosive dispersal, silence and unleashed sound.
Part of the Force of Nature series, this unique drawing channels raw gestural fury to reimagine the electric guitar not as object but as primal force: a vessel of rock rebellion distilled to screaming pink line, intensely alive and ready to detonate.
How does this hot-pink storm of overlapping ink—dense at the heart, radiating chaos outward—stir your sense of latent volume, electric anticipation, or the poetry of an instrument captured at the exact instant before it roars?
Technical notes.
Unique drawing. Pen and ink on paper. Unframed dimensions: 14” high x 11” wide. White painted modern style wood frame. Signed by the artist on the back, dated 2016. Frame not included.
