The Pink Armchair Portraits evolved into a series of rapid Sharpie portraits created live and completed in under seven minutes. Working with the Jersey City Printroom, I developed a linocut print of the pink armchair, allowing each sitter to appear within a shared visual frame. By reducing the image to black ink over the printed chair, the project became portable and immediate, enabling me to bring the work beyond my studio and into public spaces across New Jersey. These quick drawings trade polish for presence, capturing fleeting moments of human connection.