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11”×14” print of the original painting Booth Please, inspired by the bright orange table at a local diner. This painting grew out of my interest in shared meals, half-finished plates, and the interactions that happen around food. A hand reaching across the table, someone stealing a bite from another plate, a conversation that lingers long after the meal is finished. Through painting, I wanted to slow down and spend more time with an experience that would otherwise pass by quickly.
This is a giclée print on textured paper. The print has a ¼ inch border as shown in the photo.
11”×14” print of the original painting Booth Please, inspired by the bright orange table at a local diner. This painting grew out of my interest in shared meals, half-finished plates, and the interactions that happen around food. A hand reaching across the table, someone stealing a bite from another plate, a conversation that lingers long after the meal is finished. Through painting, I wanted to slow down and spend more time with an experience that would otherwise pass by quickly.
This is a giclée print on textured paper. The print has a ¼ inch border as shown in the photo.
