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June’s Studio
White chalk drawing of a moonlit mountain ridge emerging from a black canvas

Every mark is a mark of light.

On the wall

Stillness in White

White chalk on black canvas, 2026

100 × 140 cm · $4,800

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Scroll — the light stays still

The Wall

Hung at the size they are

Works are shown here at true relative scale, centres aligned on a single hang line — the way they would meet you in a room, rather than cropped to a matching grid.
The whole wall
Charcoal drawing of a horse standing in an open field, rendered in deep greys

Mare at Dusk

Charcoal on cotton paper, 2025

70 × 100 cm

$3,200

Charcoal portrait of a silverback gorilla's face in deep contemplative shadow

The Elder

Charcoal and chalk on toned paper, 2026

90 × 120 cm

$5,600

Highly detailed graphite portrait of a lion's face in monochrome

Watchful

Graphite on Bristol board, 2025

50 × 65 cm

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Graphite drawing of a leopard resting on a branch, spotted coat in monochrome

Leopard, Resting

Graphite and carbon pencil on Bristol board, 2025

55 × 75 cm

$2,900

Pencil study of a fox with alert ears, drawn in fine monochrome detail

Fox Study II

Pencil on hot-press paper, 2025

40 × 50 cm

$1,600

Pencil and chalk drawing of a barn owl's pale face against dark plumage

The Owl

Pencil and white chalk on grey paper, 2024

45 × 60 cm

$1,800

Charcoal portrait of an elderly labrador with a grey muzzle and gentle eyes

Old Soul

Charcoal and white chalk on toned paper, 2024

45 × 60 cm

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Portrait of the artist June in her studio, in soft monochrome light

The Studio

She draws the light, and leaves the dark alone.

Most drawing adds darkness to a white page. June works the other way: white chalk onto black canvas, so the canvas begins as night and every mark she makes is a mark of light.

Alongside the chalk work are graphite, pencil, charcoal and ink — the quiet mediums, the ones that forgive nothing. Each piece is one of one, drawn by hand, and leaves the studio framed with its certificate.

Inside the studio

Commissions

The drawings that matter most are the ones that don’t exist yet.

Portraits, wildlife, companions, places that are gone. A limited number of commissions are taken each season.

Studio Diary

Contact sheet

Follow the studio
  • Hands sketching in a notebook beside a cup of coffee, studio morning

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  • An ink pen mid-stroke across a page of studies

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  • Close-up of chalk texture across a dark surface

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  • Artist's workbench with brushes, ink and tools in monochrome

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  • Evening light in the studio, easel silhouetted against the window

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  • Brushes and drawing tools gathered in jars by the studio window

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