Silent Apology

Description

This striking monochrome drawing presents a figure cloaked in a hood, pressing their hands forward as if against an unseen barrier. The somber expression and closed eyes convey a deep sense of remorse, underlined by the handwritten phrases "STOP" and "I SAID I WAS SORRY." The contrast between light and shadow enhances the emotional weight, making this piece a powerful reflection on vulnerability and regret. It would bring a thought-provoking presence to any space.

Artist

I create monochromatic and vibrant artworks exploring themes of control, vulnerability, and introspection. Using charcoal and pencil, I evoke raw emotion and tension, inviting quiet reflection on power, sorrow, and courage through striking, thought-provoking imagery.

Jordan Johnstone

How it was made

Type: Traditional
Medium: Drawing
Technique: Graphite and charcoal shading
Sub-medium: Sketchbook paper
Aspect ratio: 3:4
Pixel dimensions: 3060 × 4080 px