Dance by the light of the moon B

The image is a black and white sketch rendered in a loose, expressive style using ink. The primary subject is a stylized human figure depicted in profile, facing towards the right side of the frame. The figure has a distinctive, helmet-like head with angular lines defining a mask or visor. The body is rendered with sweeping, energetic strokes, suggesting movement and fluidity. The figure appears to be wearing a garment that flows around them, with numerous long, dynamic lines emanating from the lower half of the body, resembling wind-blown fabric or a cape.

Behind the figure, a large, imperfect circle dominates the upper background, sketched with bold, varying line weights. This circle suggests a sun, moon, or perhaps a halo effect, creating a sense of grandeur or focus around the central character.

To the left of the figure, there are abstract, sweeping lines that extend outwards from behind the figure's shoulder and head, creating a sense of wings, energy, or a powerful aura. These lines are jagged and varied, adding to the dynamic feel of the composition.

To the right of the figure, there are fainter, more delicate lines. One of these lines forms a suggestion of another face or profile, looking in the same direction as the main figure but much more abstractly drawn. This secondary element is subtle and adds a layer of mystery or companionship to the scene.

The overall composition is asymmetrical, with the figure slightly off-center. The use of negative space is significant, with the stark white background providing a strong contrast to the bold black ink lines, making the sketched elements stand out prominently. The style is energetic and gestural, with visible brushstrokes and varying ink densities conveying texture and depth. The mood is dynamic, perhaps heroic or contemplative, depending on the interpretation of the figure and its surroundings. The lines are not precise but rather convey emotion and movement.

Print on Deluxe archive paper.

Size AO (800mm X 1200mm).

Numbered limited edition of 100 prints.

A certificate signed and numbered by the artist Peter Kendall.