A large-format mixed-media portrait at 25 by 33.25 inches — a young girl or young woman with straight hair cut with bangs, wearing a yellow-green buttoned shirt, set against a sweeping teal and yellow-green watercolor ground. The face is described with pencil — the eyes specifically attended to, both looking at the viewer with a slightly guarded openness — while the shirt below is washed in yellow-green watercolor and the background fills the large paper with broad teal strokes. The pencil line and the watercolor ground work in the layered mode established across the large-format mixed-media series.
The bangs — a straight-cut fringe across the forehead — are the subject's most immediately recognizable feature, giving the face a specific generational and stylistic identity. The hair falls straight at both sides below the bangs, framing the face. The yellow-green shirt, rendered in watercolor, connects the clothed figure to the surrounding environment: the shirt's color echoes the background's yellow-green zones, as if the subject and their setting share a single palette.
The large format gives this clothed portrait the scale of a formal painting while the mixed media gives it the immediacy of a drawing session. At 25 by 33.25 inches the face approaches life-size, the eyes looking out at the viewer with the presence of a person in a room.