The work I have created is a drawing that depicts a view of two entrances, each with its own sense of mystery and uncertainty. On the left side of the drawing, there is an entrance to a hallway, but the view is limited, and we cannot see far into it. The hallway continues into darkness, with another doorway that remains hidden and unknown. On the right side, there is a staircase, but its destination is also obscured, leaving us with a sense of ambiguity. The drawing itself has a rugged and unfinished quality, perhaps reflecting the transient nature of liminal spaces.

The warm earthy tones of brown signify stability, grounding, and a connection to the physical realm. In the context of liminal space, it represents the solid foundation or starting point from which change occurs. Yellow and orange, on the other hand, bring elements of brightness, illumination, and energy. They suggest the potential for something different or exciting about to occur within the liminal space. By primarily using these colors, the artwork captures the dynamic nature of liminality.

To create this work, I utilized a combination of pencil and watercolor pencils. The pencil was used for the initial sketch, providing the foundation for the walls and doorways. The watercolor pencils allowed me to add layers of color and texture, primarily using warm earthy tones of brown, yellow, and orange. These colors were carefully chosen to enhance the theme of liminal space.

Initially I made the mistake of rushing the outline of the doorways, causing a rugged look, which prompted me to restart the project. However, after looking at it more I realized this depicts the transient nature of liminal spaces, so I kept it and continued adding little details that add to the unfinished look.