Franco

She kept a tiny red notebook in her pocket and sketched the world in 90-second bursts—train platforms, café corners, the way shadows fell on a wet sidewalk. The drawings feel alive because she wasn’t chasing perfection, just the next fleeting moment. If you like how a quick pencil line can catch the gist of a place, look up “Outdoor study” from 1966—it’s pure Franco, no fuss.