Keep Moving Forward, Please 5" x 7" Art Print
Keep Moving Forward, Please is an unplanned drawing I did for inktober 2015. It was made with black, red, and white inks using a small brush. It is a representation of how it feels to live with overwhelming feelings of hopelessness and hopefully serves as a reminder that others are dependent on our continued survival. This continues to be my most well-known and emotive pieces.
This print measures 5” x 7” (12.5 cm x 17.5 cm) and is on an archival matte paper to best replicate the conditions of the originating piece. Each print is signed by me, the artist.
Remember, life isn’t meant to be an individual experience. We are important to one another, even when it feels like we’re all alone.
Keep Moving Forward, Please is an unplanned drawing I did for inktober 2015. It was made with black, red, and white inks using a small brush. It is a representation of how it feels to live with overwhelming feelings of hopelessness and hopefully serves as a reminder that others are dependent on our continued survival. This continues to be my most well-known and emotive pieces.
This print measures 5” x 7” (12.5 cm x 17.5 cm) and is on an archival matte paper to best replicate the conditions of the originating piece. Each print is signed by me, the artist.
Remember, life isn’t meant to be an individual experience. We are important to one another, even when it feels like we’re all alone.
Keep Moving Forward, Please is an unplanned drawing I did for inktober 2015. It was made with black, red, and white inks using a small brush. It is a representation of how it feels to live with overwhelming feelings of hopelessness and hopefully serves as a reminder that others are dependent on our continued survival. This continues to be my most well-known and emotive pieces.
This print measures 5” x 7” (12.5 cm x 17.5 cm) and is on an archival matte paper to best replicate the conditions of the originating piece. Each print is signed by me, the artist.
Remember, life isn’t meant to be an individual experience. We are important to one another, even when it feels like we’re all alone.
