“His Glasses Were Wrong, But His Memory Was Sharp” is a whimsical, expressive portrait exploring the way we see the world when logic gives way to imagination. Created using ink, alcohol ink, pen, and paper, this piece blends vibrant color, loose linework, and layered symbolism into a face that feels both humorous and deeply human.

Playful creatures and abstract patterns emerge from the surface, suggesting thoughts, memories, and moments drifting in and out of focus. The handwritten phrase anchors the piece with quiet truth: even when vision fails, memory can remain brilliantly clear.

This 16 x 22.5 inch original artwork is rich in texture and storytelling, making it a striking focal piece for anyone who loves art with personality, emotion, and narrative.

Medium: Ink, alcohol ink, pen & paper

Size: 16 x 22.5 inches

Original artwork – one of a kind