Graphite drawing on bristol vellum paper with acrylic accented background and gloss varnish. Mounted on cradle board and nestled into a custom made wooden shadow box frame.
This piece honors the Yashica A, a respected twin-lens reflex camera from the 1950s. Rendered with precise symmetry, it was known for its reliable craftsmanship and its ability to produce richly detailed images. Set against a warm orange-red background, this camera stands as a beacon of mid-century technical innovation, inviting us to appreciate the precision and history behind each frame.
Graphite drawing on bristol vellum paper with acrylic accented background and gloss varnish. Mounted on cradle board and nestled into a custom made wooden shadow box frame.
This piece honors the Yashica A, a respected twin-lens reflex camera from the 1950s. Rendered with precise symmetry, it was known for its reliable craftsmanship and its ability to produce richly detailed images. Set against a warm orange-red background, this camera stands as a beacon of mid-century technical innovation, inviting us to appreciate the precision and history behind each frame.
