Reproduction Print on paper, ready to hang.

Signed and numbered with a certificate of authenticity.

This is a large, unframed, limited edition print. The colours of the print are almost identical to the original. For this print I have used a high quality, textured paper. The paper colour is slightly off white and more in keeping with the paper used for the original. You can see the texture of the paper in the photo. The dimensions are for the size of the image, there is a white border for framing.

This artwork was created primarily for the Copic Awards. It is not part of my Night in Japan series, it is a stand-alone work. The artwork is in keeping with my other works being set in Japan and featuring a lone figure walking away from the viewer. The piece was inspired by the film Blade Runner - "The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long". There is a hint of sadness in the piece, the solitude of the figure walking streets that would normally be bustling with people. You can almost hear the buzz of the neon lights and the sounds of her footfalls on the wet road echoing along the alley. There is also hope in the piece, of the figure walking from darkness towards the light.

I will not be writing any information nor putting my signature directly on the prints, instead I will provide a certificate of authenticity which will be numbered and signed by me. This certificate can be taped to the back of the work once framed. I am doing it this way from now on as I will be travelling overseas a lot in 2019. My signature on the original artworks will be visible on the prints. This will also give you the option of framing so only the artwork is visible.