A pencil drawing of a girl standing at the edge of a pool, her gaze cast outward into a wash of green. The composition captures a moment of quiet contemplation, where stillness meets a sense of openness and possibility. The scene is rendered in delicate graphite tones, with a restrained use of colour that echoes the approaches of Brett Whiteley and David Hockney. Like Whiteley, there is an expressive fluidity in the line work, while the bold yet simple addition of colour recalls Hockney’s playful modernism. Together, these influences bring depth, mood, and a fresh dimension to the minimal composition — an intimate study of space, figure, and atmosphere.