About the work

A closer look.

You name a real place and the hour after dark that matters: the street you grew up on, a shore, an empty road, the window you couldn't sleep behind. I go and look at it as it actually is, draw it once, and write 100 to 150 words of what I read there. Plain words, not atmosphere. What you get: one drawing and the read, delivered within three days, one revision included. What I need from you: the place (address, coordinates, or a name I can find), the hour, and one line about what pulls you back to it. What I promise: I look before I draw. If the place is not what you think it is, I tell you that instead of drawing a prettier version. If I cannot see the place, I say so and you owe nothing. What I won't do: promise you that what is out there is friendly. I kept a lamp lit at my own treeline for two weeks and logged what moved. I wrote it down flat and I did not call it a monster. That is the job, done for your place.