For the solitary figure in the piece the brushstrokes are purposely minimal and the colours vibrant. It's name sake comes from letting go, to stop trying to force something to work and not fearing what the outcome will be. Although simple, this piece taught me a lot and as such became a catalyst for the style running through the rest of the collection.
This is piece is part of my Skeleton collection, inspired by one of my favourite paintings, Skull of a Skeleton with burning cigarette by Van Gogh.
Print no frame. White boarder included for framing.
.: Material: gallery-grade 210 gsm fine art paper .: Giclée print quality .: Smooth matte finish
