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“To the boy who sought freedom... goodbye”
When Attack on Titan ended, I was at a loss for words to describe what it had represented for myself and countless others. My friends knew the day of, before or after the 9th of each month was one where I required about an hour to properly read and process everything that’d transpired in those 40+ pages. On April 9, I read Hajime Isayama’s masterpiece for the final time, and I’m both thrilled and in mourning:
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Thrilled because I was fortunate enough to follow a generation-defining story, and I mourn because it ended. If there is one thing Isayama achieved masterfully, was wrapping up an iconic saga in the right amount of chapters while keeping us on our toes until the end.
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The idea of freedom, represented in the vastness of the ocean and the flight of birds, was omnipresent in the whole show. However, I’ve depicted them after the time skip, as a representation of what I would envision as the last genuine moment of peace and joy, in the midst of chaos and pain, they enjoyed. To Eren, Mikasa, Armin, Levi and everyone else from this world: thank you for breathing life into one of the most impactful stories ever told.
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The original painting was created using Sakura watercolours, Nicker poster colours, Prismacolor pencils, Arteza gouache and Comic markers on Arches 100% cotton cold-press paper.
Eternal idealist roaming the betwixt where international relations and popular culture converge. I am passionate about history, drawing, reading and travelling.
You can find me daydreaming about my next adventure, or collecting the anecdotes that will serve as inspiration for the work you will find here.
For more information about my work and to purchase original art and request commissions, please visit me at www.gabriela-taveras.com
This is a gallery-quality giclée art print on 100% cotton rag archival paper, printed with archival inks. Each art print is listed by sheet size and features a minimum one-inch border.
