Drawn in graphite, this study portrays the graceful, pendulous nature of Gasteria pendulifolia, a species known for its elongated, arching leaves. Each leaf is rendered with soft tonal transitions and gentle contouring, capturing the leathery texture and natural curve that define the plant’s character. The drawing emphasizes the plant’s quiet elegance—its understated asymmetry and subtle surface markings echoing through the monochrome medium. A meditative exploration of line, shadow, and botanical form.