Frozen Memory (2026): Commission

(1 customer review)

Pencil and pastel on card, (29.7 x 42)

Frozen Memory is a portrait that captures a fleeting stage of early life – full of curiosity, softness and quiet expression. The focus sits in the eyes and subtle details, holding onto the individuality already present at this point.

The title draws from “Freeze” by Kygo, a track that holds personal meaning for the parents and their journey to bring him into the world. It reflects that instinct to hold time still – to preserve a moment that already feels like it’s moving too quickly.

The colour palette plays into this tension: cool blue tones in his clothing bring a sense of calm and stillness, set against a warmer backdrop that adds depth and emotional warmth. Together, they mirror the balance between presence and passing time.

Built through layered pencil work, the piece balances precision with warmth, preserving that sense of immediacy while gently grounding the subject in a moment that won’t last, but can be held.

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1 review for Frozen Memory (2026): Commission

  1. Daniel Thompson

    Daniel created this portrait for my son, Kai, and it is perfect! He captured a time in Kai’s childhood that will continue to be a memory long after he’s grown out of this phase of life.

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