David Hockney drawings are distinguished by their vibrant line work, exploration of perspective and meticulous attention to detail. Throughout his career, Hockney has used drawing to capture both the ordinary and the extraordinary, from intimate portraits of figures such as Harry Styles and Celia Birtwell to expansive landscapes. His works, such as his studies of the Yorkshire countryside and his reinterpretations of classical art, reveal a deep engagement with the visual world. Hockney’s drawings, often created with a variety of media, exemplify his innovative approach to capturing light, space and the nuances of human experience in both realistic and abstract forms.