Hang in There / November 2025 / 8” x 10”

$225.00

He’s hanging in there. Thomas defeats all odds. He’s died and been brought back to life, survived two kidney transplants, and countless other surgeries and the guy is still kicking, sassy and manages to help others along the way.

The story of this image goes that he came across this random heart shaped leaf in the concrete crack and one single green bit of growth. He has shared with me how he feels that this image is a metaphor of his life. Living despite the odds. I added his fingers as if they are clinging to life… or are they slipping?

That’s for you to decide.

My thumbprint is touching his painted finger as my way to offer him my true connection.

8” x 10” original oil painting. Frame, varnished and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Ready to hang.

Painting will be shipped as soon as it is dry, varnished and framed. Dry time of oil paints can be slow as these marks are thick. We ask for your patience.

He’s hanging in there. Thomas defeats all odds. He’s died and been brought back to life, survived two kidney transplants, and countless other surgeries and the guy is still kicking, sassy and manages to help others along the way.

The story of this image goes that he came across this random heart shaped leaf in the concrete crack and one single green bit of growth. He has shared with me how he feels that this image is a metaphor of his life. Living despite the odds. I added his fingers as if they are clinging to life… or are they slipping?

That’s for you to decide.

My thumbprint is touching his painted finger as my way to offer him my true connection.

8” x 10” original oil painting. Frame, varnished and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Ready to hang.

Painting will be shipped as soon as it is dry, varnished and framed. Dry time of oil paints can be slow as these marks are thick. We ask for your patience.

Lend Me A Hand - painting challenge - 14 paintings in 1 month.

From Tina

Hands of generations. Tiny hands seeking comfort, Grandma's hands offering security. My grandbaby was so tired, and sleepy, as you can see from her tiny fist raised to her eyes. Clutching my hand, she was seeking a safe space to fall asleep. Offering her my hand, I offered reassurance. I’m here, rest now.