This striking black-and-white photograph captures the essence of Tom's left hand, holding a simple white rose. The image is more than just a visual representation; it tells a story that invites viewers to delve deeper into its meaning. Tom's signature illustrative style transforms the arm and hand into a canvas, giving it the appearance of a tattooed arm, with his illustrations applied directly to the 2D image.
 
This blend of artistry and rawness creates a captivating contrast, embodying both softness and edge. The rose, sourced from the iconic Kimpton Clock Tower in Manchester, is in a softer focus, imbuing the piece with a sense of romance that contrasts beautifully with the ruggedness of the tattooed arm. This artwork draws you in, encouraging a closer look at the intricate hand-drawn details. It sparks curiosity and contemplation—whose arm is it? What significance does the rose hold? What emotions are conveyed through this offering?
 
A charming addition to any space, this piece not only serves as decor but also as a conversation starter, inviting viewers to explore the layers of meaning behind it. Whether displayed in a home or gallery, it captivates and intrigues, making it a perfect focal point for those who appreciate the intersection of beauty and artistry.
 
Giclée Print -305 gsm,
100% cotton, white,
Matt finish paper,
Hand signed and numbered 5pcs,
50 x 70cm,
Unframed, museum glass recommended