Let me pass Print

I did this original ink painting on aquarelle sunny background. My ink painting was done during a long session with a living model. The model moved slowly changing positions. I was rapidly sketching several bodies by superimposing lines in order to capture the movement. But at the end, I felt the first drawing of the model like captured between all those body lines. I called this funny artwork, 'Let me pass'. I always love to explore the hidden side of my first perception. I use Sennelier inks and Golden fluid colors because of the quality of the pigment bringing a lot of light to the painting. Some recommendations: You can print this image on fine art paper or on canvas. The canvas prints are museum grade Giclée reproductions, matte textured (20,5 mil), bright white, poly-cotton blend with no additives and no agents. Fine Art Paper has a natural white finish with a slightly structured, soft-textured surface, similar to traditional watercolor or etching paper. If you buy the original painting, note that I sign always in the back of the drawings with my logo and my original stamp HanaG. I also send you a certificate. About colors : I calibrate the color of the artwork fit with the screen colors (RVB). I make my shooting with cameras raw (HD) and low ASA to get high-resolution images. But of course, it is almost impossible to get the same result on different screens. Maybe your screen is not calibrated the same way. Nevertheless, I do my best to avoid disappointment. About framing : I do not mention the whole paper size but the useful dimension of the drawing. I send the original drawing with a paper frame to show exactly how it should be framed. So the dimension is what you should see after framing the drawing. About My Art Description English is not my mother tongue . I apologize for mistakes. I try to explain the most important idea abouteach artwork. But if you want to talk about my work, do not hesitate to contact me for further information. I will be very happy to tell you more. I speak English, German, French and Czech.