David Bowie, Original artwork on paper with watercolors and inks. 30x42 centimeters. 11.7X16.5 inches.

This original watercolor is a unique work of art in homage to the iconic singer and artist David Bowie, created by illustrator Amelia Morán. This original drawing of 29.7cm x 42cm is made with watercolors and inks on paper.

The artist has created a version of the artist David Bowie in a drawing style that combines the technique of watercolor with inks. To guarantee its authenticity, each print is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and is printed on adhesive paper so that it can be easily framed.

This drawing is carefully wrapped before being shipped and a tracking number is provided for certified shipping from Valencia, Spain. Please note that the frame is not included in the purchase. If you are a music and art lover, this original David Bowie drawing is a unique and special addition to any collection.

David Bowie was a renowned British musician, singer, and actor who left a significant impact on music and popular culture. Throughout his career, Bowie developed several personas and alter egos, and one of the most famous and beloved was Ziggy Stardust.

Ziggy Stardust was the fictional character created by Bowie for his concept album "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars" released in 1972. Ziggy was an androgynous, rock-and-roll alien, whose aim was to convey messages of hope and liberation through his music.

One of Ziggy Stardust's most distinctive features was the lightning bolt painted on his face. The lightning bolt was located in Bowie's eye and extended down his cheek. This symbol became an iconic element associated with the character and with David Bowie in general.

The lightning bolt painted on Ziggy Stardust's face represented the character's energy and electrification. It symbolized the transcendence of the human and the arrival of a divine being who brought a new musical message to the world.

Ziggy Stardust's makeup and visual aesthetic, including the lightning bolt on his face, helped establish Bowie's unique and provocative image at the time. His androgynous appearance and artistic expression broke barriers and challenged social and gender conventions of the time, making him an influential figure for later generations of musicians and artists.

Ziggy Stardust's lightning bolt has become a recognizable symbol in pop culture and remains a reminder of David Bowie's creative impact and individuality as an artist.