Sans Titre – 06-01-26 (Caja Eric)

Stylized graphite portrait of a downward-facing woman, Caja Eric, in profile, rendered with classical shading and anatomical precision against a dark textured background.

This graphite pencil drawing ‘Sans Titre – 06-01-26’ shows Caja Eric in all her art deco glory. A tribute to her beauty, refracted through the lens of cubism.

Sans titre – 17-10-16 (Mary Nolan)

Colored pencil drawing of moviestar Mary Nolan in profile, stylized in purple and pink geometric fragments.

This colored pencil drawing ‘Sans Titre – 17-10-16’ shows a glamorous yet rather gloomy cubist portrait. It’s Mary Nolan’s, American actress and celebrity.

Neo Deco – 14-12-25

Framed graphite pencil drawing of a stylized human figure in contrapposto pose, viewed from the back. The figure is rendered with smooth geometric shading and dramatic light contrast, framed by symmetrical fan motifs and a sunburst design. Titled “Neo Deco – 14‑12‑25” by Corné Akkers.

Neo Deco – 14-12-25 is a graphite pencil drawing that pays homage to the stylized geometry of the art deco era.

Rijswijk – 04-12-15

Graphite pencil drawing of a gothic-style building with pointed arches and tall windows, partially obscured by a dense network of leafless tree branches. The composition contrasts architectural geometry with organic chaos.

This graphite pencil drawing ‘Rijswijk- 04-12-15’ explores the interplay of straight forms and curvature as its central theme.

Nude – 11-08-15

Abstract graphite drawing of a nude figure in motion, surrounded by dynamic arcs and flowing lines.

This graphite pencil drawing ‘Nude – 11-08-15’ is based on the principles of circularity. Concentric circles draw the attention towards the figure.

Ophelia – 08-12-25

Graphite pencil drawing of Ophelia floating with open eyes, natural red hair imagined, chiaroscuro style, by Corné Akkers.

This graphite pencil drawing ‘Ophelia – 08-12-25’ is my Shakespearean card up my sleeve I wanted to play for so long. Honoring John Everett Millais.

Ophelia – 08-12-25

Graphite pencil drawing of Ophelia floating with open eyes, natural red hair imagined, chiaroscuro style, by Corné Akkers.

This graphite pencil drawing ‘Ophelia – 08-12-25’ is my Shakespearean card up my sleeve I wanted to play for so long. Honoring John Everett Millais.