Unframed Limited edition 16 x 24  giclée print on watercolor paper.  Signed and numbered by the artist.
 
All, but for Grace
Oil on canvas
The Delight Project
Poised in front of a bullseye, blindfolded with an apple on her head, and a smirk on her lips—this woman isn’t worried. She’s seen it all. Cigarette in one hand and a duck named Grace in the other (who, yes, is definitely not alive), she offers a cheeky take on what it means to be constantly in the line of fire.
All, but for Grace plays with the idea that women are always being targeted—by expectations, by judgment, by absurdity—and yet, somehow, they still manage to hold their own. This painting is about balance, bravado, and the kind of humor that only comes from living through it all with style.