Gone, Hundred Acre Friends

"Gone, Hundred Acre Friends" is an evocative piece of shadow art that captures the silhouettes of a bear and a piglet holding hands, with a striking red balloon floating above them. The soft, blurred edges create a sense of nostalgia and mystery, as if glimpsing a cherished memory or a fleeting dream. The composition explores themes of friendship, innocence, and loss, drawing viewers into its simplicity and emotional depth. Perfect for art lovers who appreciate subtle, thought-provoking works, this artwork speaks to the heart and mind, leaving room for personal interpretation and reflection.

"Our childhood heroes are reaching out to us with an extended hand and saying, 'Hello, I’m still here, do you remember me?' or if those are fading memories, they are saying goodbye."- Whatshisname.

This artwork is a Hand-signed Flatbed Giclée Limited Edition on Moulin 300gsm Paper.

We're proud to be donating a percentage of each sale of 'Hundred Acre Friends' to our chosen charity, Birmingham Children's Hospital, to help fund the work they do to help over 90,000 sick children each year.

This artwork is also available in set of two. Find out more about this collection here or alternatively shop more art here.