Through Weary Eyes - Charcoal Portrait
Through Weary Eyes is a solemn reflection of exhaustion, both physical and emotional. The woman’s gaze meets the viewer, heavy with an unspoken sorrow, her tired eyes framed by deep shadows that speak of restless nights and unseen battles. The rough, expressive charcoal strokes emphasize the weight she carries, each mark adding to the rawness of her presence. There is no mask, no pretense—only the quiet vulnerability of someone worn down by life yet still looking forward, still enduring. In her weary stare lies a story of struggle, resilience, and the quiet strength found in simply continuing.
11×17 inches
Each picture is made on sturdy charcoal paper and shipped rolled in a tube.
Each picture is hand signed by the artist.
Through Weary Eyes is a solemn reflection of exhaustion, both physical and emotional. The woman’s gaze meets the viewer, heavy with an unspoken sorrow, her tired eyes framed by deep shadows that speak of restless nights and unseen battles. The rough, expressive charcoal strokes emphasize the weight she carries, each mark adding to the rawness of her presence. There is no mask, no pretense—only the quiet vulnerability of someone worn down by life yet still looking forward, still enduring. In her weary stare lies a story of struggle, resilience, and the quiet strength found in simply continuing.
11×17 inches
Each picture is made on sturdy charcoal paper and shipped rolled in a tube.
Each picture is hand signed by the artist.
Through Weary Eyes is a solemn reflection of exhaustion, both physical and emotional. The woman’s gaze meets the viewer, heavy with an unspoken sorrow, her tired eyes framed by deep shadows that speak of restless nights and unseen battles. The rough, expressive charcoal strokes emphasize the weight she carries, each mark adding to the rawness of her presence. There is no mask, no pretense—only the quiet vulnerability of someone worn down by life yet still looking forward, still enduring. In her weary stare lies a story of struggle, resilience, and the quiet strength found in simply continuing.
11×17 inches
Each picture is made on sturdy charcoal paper and shipped rolled in a tube.
Each picture is hand signed by the artist.