In the end the sun always rises Print

His illustration speaks more than anything about what is beyond what we see, beyond color and beyond a reality we do not see; it is born mainly from the hope of seeing the future and of expecting better things, a life full of colors and try to see it as joyful as possible This illustration is part of a series of different drawings, with the same size, which seeks, thanks to its figure mismatches, deformation of lines and a choice of a bluish color palette, typical of the latest works of Zoe Lunar, a reflection and introspection of the personal meaning of time, such as that, as subjects of interpretation, we put ourselves in the middle of time and that time influences so much our interpretation of reality. The work is also a combination of means of which watercolor is highlighted to give color to the drawing, the pencil used to give volume to the body The drawing was made on 200 gram acid free cotton paper using Derwent pencils and Winsor and Newton watercolors. The work of art is sent with all the necessary measures for its preservation along the way to your new home.