8×8 Watch Drawing Commission – Colour
$550.00 CAD + applicable taxes
These colour watch drawing commissions are designed to capture the atmosphere and personality of a watch through layered colour, reflections, and fine mechanical detail. Certain watches almost demand colour, especially pieces where shifting tones, polished surfaces, patina, or dial textures become part of what makes the watch feel alive in person.
The smaller 8″ × 8″ format allows the drawing to focus closely on those details, isolating the case and dial almost like a portrait study. Rather than reproducing the entire watch, the goal becomes understanding the character of the piece itself through colour, contrast, reflections, and subtle transitions in light. Unlike the black and white commissions, these drawings lean much more heavily into colour. Layered coloured pencil and ink are used to build warmth, depth, and atmosphere while preserving the intricate mechanical details that give each watch its own identity.
Making the Drawing Yours
Artwork Details
Each drawing is created by hand on 100% cotton watercolour paper with natural deckled edges, giving every piece a slightly organic and handmade finish. You can choose between a black or white background depending on the mood and presentation you prefer.
Medium: Coloured pencil, graphite, and ink
Paper: 100% Cotton Watercolour Paper with Deckled Edges
Size: 8″ × 8″ (20 × 20 cm)
Each drawing is signed by me, and a certificate of authenticity is included with every original artwork.
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A Closer Look
Whether it’s tied to a milestone, a personal memory, or simply a watch you’ve grown attached to over time, these small commissions are designed to turn that connection into something tangible and lasting.
If you’re interested in larger or more detailed custom artworks, you can also explore the full commissions process and available options.
I also regularly share work-in-progress details and studio moments on Instagram throughout the drawing process.
