Line and Drawing

Traditionally, the process of drawing involves hand gestures, dragging a soft or hard tool over a surface, to leave a deposit or an abrasion, a tracing. Lines, depending on the medium and tool that shapes them, can have a large range of physical and dynamic qualities. 

Drawing is distinguished from painting by an emphasis on form and shape, rather than mass and color. It is contrasted with other graphic arts in that a direct relationship exists between production and result, between the hand and the eye. 

This work is primarily concerned with the gestures that are made, that are reflected in the on-screen representation.