The Draw · A limited series · 22" x 30"
Ink + Flow | Icons 2026 Sabet 22" x 30" Originals Ink on Archival Paper
Ink + Flow is the purest thing I make. One brush, black ink, white paper — nothing to hide behind. Each piece is one of my ladies: the divine feminine in her simplest form, drawn in Japanese brush strokes on 22" × 30" archival watercolor paper.
There are no second chances in ink. The brush moves once and the piece either lives or it doesn't. These are the ones that lived.
Here's how it works: entering the draw is free — you save a card and tell me how many pieces you'd like to collect. Nothing is charged when you enter. The pieces are $500 each plus shipping, and you're only ever charged for what you win. You don't pick which piece — she's chosen for you at random. She finds you. Minted to your vault with a certificate in your name, shipped from my studio. If the draw doesn't fall to you, you pay nothing, and you're first to know about the next series.
An extremely limited collection. The only way to own one is to win a spot in the lottery — and entering is free.
$500per piece · collect up to 5
Registration closes
Free to enter · Charged only if drawn
How the draw works.
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Register — free
Save a card and tell us how many pieces you'd like to collect — up to 5. Nothing is charged when you enter; the card just means you're ready if your name comes up.
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The window closes
Registration ends Tuesday, August 18 at 4:58 PM PT. Until then you can raise, lower, or withdraw your entry.
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The draw runs
Winners are drawn at random from everyone registered. If you're drawn, your card is charged — $500 per piece, plus one shipping fee no matter how many pieces you win. Not drawn? You're never charged a cent.
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The reveal
You don't pick the piece — a work from the series is drawn for you. It's minted to your vault instantly with a certificate registered to your name, and the original ships from the studio.
The fine print, plainly: entry is free · one entry per person, for up to 5pieces · you are charged only if drawn · how many pieces are released is at the studio’s discretion · pieces are assigned at random within the series · if the draw doesn’t fall to you, you’re first to hear about the next one · all sales final.
The series.
A limited series
The series is being painted. Revealed soon.
The pieces stay veiled until the draw — you don’t pick the piece. That’s the fun of it.