NICK CAVE & the Bad Seeds The most challenging part was

The most challenging part was on how to represent mother nature

The lanterns in my print light up the sky and are being released by skeletons as a celebration of the memories of lost loved ones

NOTES: 16 x 12 inches (standard frame size) /// 6 screens /// signed numbered edition of 125 copies /// signed and numbered variant edition of 70 copies (sold at show) /// Print originally debuted for Mondo's Originals: A Fine Art Show on November 13

with every one building upon the next

I put a lot of thought into the symbolism

NICK CAVE & the Bad Seeds The most challenging part wasThere is a dark spirituality that I identify with throughout Nick's work and hoped to capture in the art. This may be the only time I can recall beginning a piece of art by illustrating the corner pieces versus the central image. The owls cross their wings as a parallel to the crossed bones in a skull and crossbones. They symbolize the Bad Seeds and serve as both a warning and a Memento Mori. Stained glass windows flank the image left and right and