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Hello, I draw tiny worlds.

I am the hands behind NS gallery d'art — a young independent artist in love with the slow magic of pen on paper.

My NSgallery d'art studio card: gold NS monogram on paper, with a Zentangle tile, a brush and a paint tube

My story

Art has always held a special place in my life. For a long time I have loved drawing, creating and exploring different ways to express what I feel and what surrounds me.

One day I discovered doodle and Zentangle art — a true passion. I took classes to learn the techniques, improve and refine my style.

Today I create my own works inspired by what surrounds me: nature, shapes, people, emotions. Each drawing is made by hand, with patience and great attention to detail — to show that a simple line can give birth to a unique artwork.

  • A taste for drawing

    For a long time: drawing, creating and exploring different ways to express what I feel.

  • The discovery

    Doodle and Zentangle, then classes to learn the techniques and refine my style.

  • My own works

    Creations inspired by nature, shapes and emotions — each one made by hand.

How a piece comes to life

No software, no print — just patience and ink.

Open sketchbook with a black mandala drawing, surrounded by pens on a dark background
It all starts with a tile, a pen and a string to tangle inside.
Close-up of a hand drawing detailed flowers with a pen on paper, near a computer
Then hours of building stroke by stroke, flower by flower.

Behind the scenes: my studio

My workspace and works in progress, photographed before framing.

My artist desk: two drawings in progress surrounded by pens, candles and plants
My desk: pens, candles and two pieces in progress.
Black and white wave drawing in progress on the work table, with candles and plants
A piece in progress on the work table, before framing.
Close-up of a drawing in progress and a pen resting on the desk
Close-up on pen work, stroke by stroke.

Questions I am often asked

Are these originals or prints?

Originals, always. The piece in the photo is the piece you receive — hand-drawn, signed and dated. I sell no reproductions of my originals.

Which materials do you use?

Archival fine pens on thick acid-free paper, made to last and beautiful once framed. Each listing states the exact size and materials.

Do you take custom orders?

Yes — a few each month. Names, animals, wedding gifts, a pattern for a special room. Tell me your idea and I will tell you what is possible and how long it will take.

How do I frame my drawing?

Ink originals love a simple frame with a mat and glass, away from direct sun. If in doubt, write to me with the piece and your wall and I will gladly advise you.

Come and see what is available

New originals arrive in the shop as I create them — each one waiting for its wall.

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