During my first lunch at a private club a colleague asked why I left a tip. "its included, she said"
I responded, "All work has dignity." I had food, shelter and a good education because of my waitress and machinist parents. It seems fitting that on this Labor Day I salute a little known part of my practice.
My husband Paul is a master builder and woodworker. He makes many of my stretchers and frames. He recently created some simple braces to hold my canvas on the wall. They secure the painting and can be made in many sizes. I love the stability they provide.
This is a difficult time for all business. Support them, shop local as much as possible. Recognize the work of all people as valid, and acknowledge their achievements.
But above all, take pride in the work that you do.
It has great dignity.
Recently sold
"the shape of things to come"
46 x 44
Great post! Ummm, maybe Paul can make me a few of those brackets too??? 🙏😘
I can do that Terry!
love this thought ... and sentiment.
I would love one of those wall mounts ... I found a small space to continue to paint here and I have a wall. Would love to purchase one XO
Thanks Karole! I am always grateful for your support!
Thoughtful way to honor Labor Day. Paul's design is such a great solution to nails in the wall and the wait person felt especially valued, all good. These kinds of posts keep us grounded. Glad for your sale too!