Rub
This group of drawings was made with graphite stick, graphite powder, and liquid graphite applied in broad forceful strikes as well as slow loopy strokes. Together with rubbings and rub-on letters, the drawings attempt to provoke a tension between the picture plane and a sense of visual depth.
Avoiding horizons, ground plane, and vanishing points, a perception of spatial depth relies primarily on tone, texture, scale, and contrast.
Graphite, rub-on letters on Bristol paper, 11x17