Each drawing is made with very fine lines on Khadi paper. They are deliberately tiny, asking the viewer to come closer and look.
This was a work I made to have fun with my art again. To draw something small, familiar and slightly silly, and to see where that could take me.
Small drawings of things we remember.
Everyday:
The Tiny Things I Remember
Ink drawing on Khadi Paper, 2025
I started making these tiny drawings while I was going through a massive creative block. I wanted to make something just for the fun of drawing again, without thinking too much about where the work was going.
I asked people on TikTok to share an everyday object they remembered, and I drew what they described from my own memory.
I was interested in how we remember very ordinary things. A sauce bottle, a packet of crisps, a piece of food packaging... things we see all the time but rarely really look at. When I draw them from memory, they aren't completely accurate. The shape might be wrong, the details might be missing, or the packaging might look slightly different.
But somehow, they are still recognisable.
For me, that is what makes them interesting. They are not exactly what the object looks like. They are what the object feels like when you remember it.
