New Mexico Drawing #3

Tightly grouped blue-and-white marks fill New Mexico Drawing #3, forming an irregular patchwork against a dark ground. Each section follows a slightly different direction, making the surface resemble a woven structure, an aerial map, or terrain seen through layers of memory. The drawing builds depth through accumulation rather than perspective. Small gestures gather into a larger field, reflecting the series’ interest in how repetition can transform simple marks into complex visual environments.

Part of Calvin Brett's New Mexico series, where city parks and mountain landscapes are simplified into repeated lines, dots, and rhythm. 10" x 10" open-edition print, reproduced from an original drawing. Unsigned, unframed. Free U.S. shipping, 30-day returns, and every purchase supports Calvin's art practice and reforestation with Trees for the Future.