Painted alongside the Tudor Dollarshot on Gold as one of the final parting shots waving bye bye to a difficult time as the storm was weathered...
Head down, keep going!
With silver being the contrasting background of choice here with more of a slapdash approach than its predecessor Tudor dollarshot on gold. The gold acrylic and gloss spray were the late additions to this piece that 'used the leftover Bitumen from tongued feathers' that caused the Artist to collapse due to the lack of ventilation in his old house in Chester. The head of the dollarshot is barely formed here and the last addition of the all-seeing eye serves as a short distraction from the smudges of vulnerability, breaking out from the spiders web of control during this critical time.
