Mario Miranda Original C299 Pen Ink Cartoon Drawing
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Description
This spare, ink-drawn cartoon stages optimism as a precarious performance: a lanky, celebratory figure lifts his limbs like semaphore signals while the street’s hard geometries—cars, faceless towers, the boxed-in curb—press in with quiet menace. The exaggerated gestures and vibrating linework create a rhythm of forced buoyancy, yet the deadpan caption (“Yes, I think we’re heading in the right direction”) lands as irony, turning motion into a question of who controls the route. Beneath the slapstick surface, the small dog and bulbous onlookers become a chorus of anxious witnesses, suggesting how public “progress” can feel like a daily spectacle staged atop uncertainty.
Additional Information
| Type |
Original |
|---|---|
| Size |
6x3 |
| Material |
Paper |