Lotus

November 10, 2026

White, David. Lotus. November 5, 2024, Dave White Illustrations.

Lotus

An original illustration by Dave White

David White’s Lotus transforms the familiar flower into a symbol of resilience, survival, and beauty born from adversity. Rising above its surroundings, the vibrant lotus embodies the strength required not merely to endure hardship, but to bloom through it.

See David White’s original Instagram post for this piece: https://www.instagram.com/p/DOQYKZtjW5m/

Lotus

November 5, 2024

Artwork Details

Title: Lotus
Artist: Dave White (David White), Dave White Illustrations
Date: November 5, 2024
Size: Original: 9 × 12 in (22.9 × 30.5 cm)
From: Poetic Bipolar Mind Book 1, page 29
Illustration for: the poem “Lotus” (PI 8)
Digital downloads available: 25
SKU: DW-ILL-1115-ORI
UPC: 987654111115
Citation: White, David. Lotus. November 5, 2024, Dave White Illustrations.

Pricing

Original illustration: $100
Digital download: $8 — virtual, downloadable

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Original illustrations are one of a kind. Bring home a piece of Poetic Bipolar Mind history. The original illustration includes a Certificate of Authenticity mailed with the piece.

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