Dark Side Of Wrath (Seven Deadly Sins)

This biro pen drawing is my representation of wrath, not as a fleeting burst of anger but as something primal, consuming and uncontrollable. It is the moment where emotion overtakes reason, where restraint fractures and something deeper takes hold.

The figure is distorted, pulled apart by its own intensity. Features stretch and fracture, as if the body cannot contain the force building within. Hands claw and grasp, not outward, but inward, suggesting a conflict that begins within before it ever reaches the outside world.

The lines are aggressive, chaotic, layered with tension. There is no stillness here, only movement, pressure, and eruption. Wrath is not clean, it tears, distorts and leaves nothing untouched in its path.

The face, often central, becomes unrecognisable, consumed by expression. It is no longer about identity, but about emotion in its rawest form. A loss of control where the self dissolves into the feeling itself.

This piece is not about anger alone, but about what lies beneath it, pain, frustration, injustice and the breaking point where it all surfaces at once.

This captures that moment where everything held in finally breaks free, and the consequences can no longer be contained.