SKETCHING & ART
During most of my travels, there’s always at least a pencil with me. Some pieces remain as quick sketches, others grow into detailed compositions, and a few have found their place on the walls of friends and family. I’ve experimented with many techniques over the years — ink, aquarelle, chalk — but pencil has always been my closest companion.
Sketching is not just a hobby for me. It’s a way to slow down, observe, and connect with what’s around me. Whether it’s a building, a landscape, moment or a furry friend, drawing helps me process and preserve moments — not in words, but in lines and colors.
Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia
A historical city in heart of Slovakia. Most of the drawings were made during my study trip oriented on art techniques. Used techniques from left: white pen, aquarell pencils, black natural chalk, black natural chalk, pencils 2B, 3B and 4B, white pen, red chalk and red chalk.
Visby, Sweden
Used techniques: pen och pencil 2B
Esztergom, Hungary
Used techniques: pencil 2B and 4B, black natural chalk and black natural chalk
Landscapes
Used techniques: red chalk och pencil 4B
Bratislava, Slovakia
Used technique: pencil 2B
Canterbury, UK
Used technique: pencil 2B
Trenčín, Slovakia
Used techniques: red chalk
Portraits
Used techniques: pencil 2B,3B,4B and 6B, coloured chalks
