Untitled

From a cataloguing perspective,this work is best positioned as an original drawing connected with graffiti blackbook and character-drawing practice rather than as an editioned print. Its value as an object lies in the direct Pantone-marker or black-marker execution,the individual combination of lettering and figurative motifs,and its documented association with Notch 56’s broader interest in urban scenes and three-dimensional blackbooks. The date recorded as circa 2014 places the sheet within the documented period of this group,while the compact 21.0 × 28.0 cm format is consistent with a portable study or autonomous blackbook-related work. The composition should be evaluated through the quality and density of the marker work,the relationship between character and lettering,the condition of the paper or sticker support,and the presence of any recorded reverse signature. It belongs broadly within the collecting fields of Graffiti,Urban Art and contemporary works on paper. No edition is stated,and the direct drawing process supports treatment as a unique work. The available record does not establish provenance,exhibition history or auction comparisons,so no claims are made concerning rarity,price performance or institutional importance. The documented light folds and small lower-right tear should be incorporated into condition reporting and considered when assessing presentation or conservation.