Limited Edition Fine Art Giclee Print: a high quality image of the original artwork is printed onto an acid free, slightly textured 310gsm alpha/cotton mix paper using archival inks. The paper is a museum heritage heavyweight watercolor paper, 310gsm [the weight being grams per square metre]. Both the paper and inks used are archival, ensuring print quality. When looked after there should not be any fading/degradation on the prints for 70+ years.
 
The original drawing is made up entirely, 100%, of pen ink dots and took 58 hours to complete. Based on 4 dots per second this drawing is made up of approximately 835,000 ink dots (possibly more, possibly less).​
 
This drawing references my photograph taken at Binstead Beach on the Isle of Wight, which is festooned with blocks of limestone. Some of this limestone was used in the construction of Winchester and Chichester Cathedrals.
The comma in the title is all important. The slight pause signifies a finality, as opposed to simply waving goodbye to someone or something.