Nature. Form. Process. Every day.

Philip Alexander is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the quiet connection between the natural world and the human form. Working in a range of mediums—from watercolor and ink to wood and sculpture—his practice is rooted in daily creation and thoughtful observation. This portfolio offers a glimpse into an evolving body of work shaped by stillness, solitude, and the need to make.

Exploring materials. Observing the world.

Black and white watercolor painting of trees near a body of water with clouds in the sky.

A detailed black and white sketch of a large bear standing on the ground near a body of water, with tall grasses and bushes in the background.

Rooted in nature. Shaped by process.

A stylized pink and blue illustration of a tree with detailed leaves and a slightly curved trunk.

Watercolor painting of a nude woman lying on a surface with her head resting on a pillow, eyes closed, with warm and soft colors.

A detailed pencil drawing of a nude woman in a side pose.

A black and white sketch of a nude woman with long flowing hair, standing with her eyes closed and one hand resting on her face.

Studies in form and shadow.

A black and white drawing of a woman kneeling with her head tilted slightly downward, with long hair partially covering her face. The drawing emphasizes her posture and form with expressive lines.

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Available framed or unframed.

Black and white charcoal drawing of a woman with long hair, with her eyes closed and head tilted to the side, draped in fabric.

Black and white charcoal drawing of a nude woman with long hair and closed eyes, standing next to a doorway or window.

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