Wind In Our Sails Printthe story This painting was inspired by a family vacation in Mexico. One thing that was abundantly clear in the week we were there is that the Mexican people love their color. When youre accustomed to everything being Pottery Barn beige and gray, it really stands out. I wanted to incorporate that vibrant, whimsical color, along with one of the cultures great traditions, Dia de Muertos, or Day of the Dead. I think it is a beautiful way to look at the

even hope — hurts sometimes

but Adultitis will have no choice but to melt away

but you certainly can re-create it

It also reminds us that providence doesn’t usually come all at once in bunches

Think of everything that makes it work: Microchips

making you feel like you lived this day well

but that’s ok

and the latest adventures of Super J

It’s to spend time up-front realistically examining the good

That deep love for fun

Sounds like a rule that doesn't exist to us

you can plan on people giving you a knowing smile once they figure out the meaning of this witty work of art