The artwork, titled "ISL Study 3," is a visually engaging piece that measures 5x7 inches and employs ink on paper in a relief print technique. It is a harmonious blend of different media, mainly characterized by its integration of relief print and chine colle elements. The artwork's focal point is a minimalist black line drawing that evokes the image of a ridge or cliff face, distinguished by a sequence of vertical lines to imply texture and structural intricacies.

Above this is an abstract depiction of the sky, rendered with handmade recycled paper in shades of blue and grey. These paper elements introduce a textured backdrop imbued with subtle tonal variations, which enhances the overall visual experience. The sky section is further animated by horizontal black lines that slice through the watercolor layers, imparting a dynamic sense of motion and depth to the scene.

The composition achieves a delicate balance between the fluidity of the paper and the defined lines of the ink drawing, resulting in an image that is both serene and thought-provoking. This unique combination invites viewers to contemplate the natural harmony contained within the artwork. "ISL Study 3" was inspired by the small islands and rocky outcrops off the coast of Iceland, captured initially in sketches made during travel. The use of handmade recycled paper in the chine colle technique adds a special, eco-conscious consideration to the making of this piece, creating an artwork that is as thoughtful in its process as it is in its presentation. The piece is framed in a natural wood frame with archival materials and TruView conservation clear glass.