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Reflection is a hand-drawn coloured pencil illustration exploring colour, contrast, and light through layered reflections. Bold blues and reds come together to create this visually engaging piece.
This artwork comes from a period in my work where I was experimenting more freely with colour and composition, letting the drawing evolve naturally as I worked. Reflection is less about telling a specific story and more about enjoying the process — how colours interact, how shapes mirror each other, and how a piece can feel expressive without being literal.
Perfect for offices, bedrooms, or creative spaces, this print adds personality and movement to a room. It’s especially loved by those drawn to colourful artwork, thoughtful details, and hand-drawn pieces that feel contemporary yet personal.
Details
– Hand-drawn coloured pencil artwork by Summer Martens
– Printed on premium-quality paper
– Size: 5 × 7 inches
Each print is made to order to reduce waste and overproduction — a slower, more thoughtful approach to creating art, just as it was drawn.
Reflection is a hand-drawn coloured pencil illustration exploring colour, contrast, and light through layered reflections. Bold blues and reds come together to create this visually engaging piece.
This artwork comes from a period in my work where I was experimenting more freely with colour and composition, letting the drawing evolve naturally as I worked. Reflection is less about telling a specific story and more about enjoying the process — how colours interact, how shapes mirror each other, and how a piece can feel expressive without being literal.
Perfect for offices, bedrooms, or creative spaces, this print adds personality and movement to a room. It’s especially loved by those drawn to colourful artwork, thoughtful details, and hand-drawn pieces that feel contemporary yet personal.
Details
– Hand-drawn coloured pencil artwork by Summer Martens
– Printed on premium-quality paper
– Size: 5 × 7 inches
Each print is made to order to reduce waste and overproduction — a slower, more thoughtful approach to creating art, just as it was drawn.