SURRENDER

This hand-drawn illustration is created using a meticulous pointillism technique, where thousands of individual dots build form, texture, and depth. The composition captures an intimate moment: a woman tilting her head back as a drop of liquid slowly falls toward her lips.

The piece explores the idea of allowing yourself to feel pleasure, love, and care — and even permitting a brief moment of dependence on something external. The gesture is subtle, vulnerable, and intentional, transforming a simple action into an act of trust and surrender.

Rendered in black and white, the illustration relies on contrast and close framing to intensify the emotional connection. Each dot is carefully placed to shape light, shadow, and volume, reflecting patience, control, and a deep understanding of tonal balance.

This work highlights a quiet sensitivity, where intimacy is expressed through restraint, precision, and repetition rather than excess.