Departure
“Departure” is the fifth installment in my “Introductions” painting series. Some fun features to find within this composition are: Gon hooking Leorio with his fishing pole, a tiny Netero perched atop an electrical pole, and Illumi and Hisoka looming over Killua and Gon running towards Heavens Arena.
Art prints available in 11×14” and 18×24”.
Giclée printed on archival polar matte paper.
To ensure maximum print life; display artwork in a frame behind glass/plastic and away from direct sunlight. (See framing recommendations here.)
“Departure” is the fifth installment in my “Introductions” painting series. Some fun features to find within this composition are: Gon hooking Leorio with his fishing pole, a tiny Netero perched atop an electrical pole, and Illumi and Hisoka looming over Killua and Gon running towards Heavens Arena.
Art prints available in 11×14” and 18×24”.
Giclée printed on archival polar matte paper.
To ensure maximum print life; display artwork in a frame behind glass/plastic and away from direct sunlight. (See framing recommendations here.)
“Departure” is the fifth installment in my “Introductions” painting series. Some fun features to find within this composition are: Gon hooking Leorio with his fishing pole, a tiny Netero perched atop an electrical pole, and Illumi and Hisoka looming over Killua and Gon running towards Heavens Arena.
Art prints available in 11×14” and 18×24”.
Giclée printed on archival polar matte paper.
To ensure maximum print life; display artwork in a frame behind glass/plastic and away from direct sunlight. (See framing recommendations here.)
The Details
Size 18 x 24”
Signed by the Geoff Pascual.
Polar white fine art paper, archival and acid-free
Giclée Printed
Ink based pigments for vibrant, true to color prints.
Ships via USPS.
Traditionally Painted
Each piece represents a snapshot in time of the level of craftsmanship put into my paintings. Throughout my 10+ year journey with the watercolor medium, I am still picking up new materials and techniques to push my work towards more visually impactful horizons.
