This drawing relies on careful observation and a controlled, confident execution.

The line work is predominantly soft and built up in layers; instead of sharp outlines, variations in pencil pressure are used to construct form, demonstrating strong control over tonal values.

The shading is gradual and directional, defining the forms clearly without visual clutter or excessive darkening. Thoughtful use of negative space allows the image to breathe and helps maintain visual focus.

Additionally, the rhythm of the lines is not uniform throughout the piece, shifting appropriately in response to softer or more structural surfaces, which adds depth and refinement to the overall composition.