Cruising

Cruising by Dave White

Cruising

An original illustration by Dave White

‘Cruising’ by Dave White is a surreal ride through a world where reality bends and imagination takes the wheel. A futuristic biker clad in crimson armor speeds across a cosmic highway, flanked by erupting flames, neon spirits, and alien landscapes. The scene merges danger, rebellion, and dreamlike fantasy into a single vision that feels both apocalyptic and otherworldly. Part of the Eclipse Collection, this piece embodies the experimental and surreal spirit of the series — blending bold color, strange terrains, and symbolic imagery into a narrative that challenges the ordinary. Cruising is more than an illustration; it’s an invitation into a vivid dreamscape where chaos and control coexist.

Cruising

September 7, 2024

Illustration for “Loving You, Losing Me” (Poetic Bipolar Mind, Book 1).

Artwork Details

Title
Cruising
Artist
Dave White (David White), Dave White Illustrations
Date
September 7, 2024
Medium
Marker on paper
Size
Original 8.5 x 11 in (21.5 cm x 27.9 cm)
Download size
4 x 6 in (10.16 cm x 15.24 cm)
Realm
Eclipse
SKU
DW-ILL-1109-ORI
UPC
987654110999
Certificate of Authenticity
Included (with the original only)
Citation
White, Dave. Cruising. September 7, 2024, Dave White Illustrations.

Pricing

Original illustration
$200
Digital download
$12 — virtual, downloadable

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