Potlucks Are Not My Favorite Fine Art Print
Good food is very important to me. I have learned it doesn't have to be expensive to be great and delicious, and if I only have a certain amount of food within each day, I really prefer it to be of a nice quality if possible and very tasty! Does that make me a bit of a food snob? Maybe a little bit?
It has come to my attention that potlucks are very much a wild card in the food game. I'm talking here primarily about a church type potluck that seems to be core to every church community. I get it, everybody brings something, the cost is low and you can kind of feed everyone?
Unfortunately it has come to my attention that potlucks are not my favorite thing. They can be a mixed bag of dishes that people spent a lot of time on, usually gone by the time I am going through with my plate, the food is usually lukewarm and it is hard to tell what transpired to bring all that food there. There could be what I call suspect chicken, eggs of uncertain preparation, mystery beans, or wack-a-doodle jello creations, random food from to-go places as it is sometimes an extra job for people to bring food to these potlucks on top of their very busy job they already have been doing all day. It is usually a sad food situation. I would like to shout out a fantastic way to potluck and that is Questlove's @questlove cookbook Mixed Tape Potluck. Hosted one of these once and it was incredible. Each person was given a song to pair their food with. It turned out amazing, and was not sad at all! We enjoyed the food AND the music! YAY!!! Highly recommend!
Thinking about the challenge of the modern day potluck, I decided to create some art that captures for me the unenthusiastic feelings I have for these events and how everything kind of melts into everything else, a melange of colors from every palette possible all together in one place! Maybe you can relate to this feeling that this art portrays? #potlucksarenotmyfavorites #mixedbag #melange #mysterybeans #suspectchicken #fineartprints #abstractart #whykale #randomfood #sadfoodsituation
Unique signature by the artist included for authenticity.
20x20” and 30x30”: Framed Print / 2.0mm Mount / Float Glass Glaze: Float Glass Frame: High-quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish.
Paper: Enhanced Matte Art Paper Substrate Weight: 200gsm
Mount: 2.4mm
40x40”: Framed Print / Non-mounted / Perspex Glaze:Acrylic/Perspex Frame:ClassicPaper Type:Enhanced Matte Art PaperSubstrate Weight:200gsmMount:No Mount/mat
Unframed all sizes:Paper Type:Enhanced Matte Art PaperSubstrate Weight: 200gsm
All framed and canvas prints are wrapped in a protective sleeve with individual plastic or cardboard guards added to each corner. Additional cardboard is secured over the print surface to minimise the risk of breakages or transit damage. Each print is then shipped in a heavy duty cardboard box.
Our unframed fine art prints are hand rolled in protective tissue paper and then shipped in extra thick cardboard tubes, unless they are 15x20cm and being delivered in the UK, or A4 or smaller and being delivered in mainland Europe (in which case they are shipped in thick cardboard envelopes).
Good food is very important to me. I have learned it doesn't have to be expensive to be great and delicious, and if I only have a certain amount of food within each day, I really prefer it to be of a nice quality if possible and very tasty! Does that make me a bit of a food snob? Maybe a little bit?
It has come to my attention that potlucks are very much a wild card in the food game. I'm talking here primarily about a church type potluck that seems to be core to every church community. I get it, everybody brings something, the cost is low and you can kind of feed everyone?
Unfortunately it has come to my attention that potlucks are not my favorite thing. They can be a mixed bag of dishes that people spent a lot of time on, usually gone by the time I am going through with my plate, the food is usually lukewarm and it is hard to tell what transpired to bring all that food there. There could be what I call suspect chicken, eggs of uncertain preparation, mystery beans, or wack-a-doodle jello creations, random food from to-go places as it is sometimes an extra job for people to bring food to these potlucks on top of their very busy job they already have been doing all day. It is usually a sad food situation. I would like to shout out a fantastic way to potluck and that is Questlove's @questlove cookbook Mixed Tape Potluck. Hosted one of these once and it was incredible. Each person was given a song to pair their food with. It turned out amazing, and was not sad at all! We enjoyed the food AND the music! YAY!!! Highly recommend!
Thinking about the challenge of the modern day potluck, I decided to create some art that captures for me the unenthusiastic feelings I have for these events and how everything kind of melts into everything else, a melange of colors from every palette possible all together in one place! Maybe you can relate to this feeling that this art portrays? #potlucksarenotmyfavorites #mixedbag #melange #mysterybeans #suspectchicken #fineartprints #abstractart #whykale #randomfood #sadfoodsituation
Unique signature by the artist included for authenticity.
20x20” and 30x30”: Framed Print / 2.0mm Mount / Float Glass Glaze: Float Glass Frame: High-quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish.
Paper: Enhanced Matte Art Paper Substrate Weight: 200gsm
Mount: 2.4mm
40x40”: Framed Print / Non-mounted / Perspex Glaze:Acrylic/Perspex Frame:ClassicPaper Type:Enhanced Matte Art PaperSubstrate Weight:200gsmMount:No Mount/mat
Unframed all sizes:Paper Type:Enhanced Matte Art PaperSubstrate Weight: 200gsm
All framed and canvas prints are wrapped in a protective sleeve with individual plastic or cardboard guards added to each corner. Additional cardboard is secured over the print surface to minimise the risk of breakages or transit damage. Each print is then shipped in a heavy duty cardboard box.
Our unframed fine art prints are hand rolled in protective tissue paper and then shipped in extra thick cardboard tubes, unless they are 15x20cm and being delivered in the UK, or A4 or smaller and being delivered in mainland Europe (in which case they are shipped in thick cardboard envelopes).
Good food is very important to me. I have learned it doesn't have to be expensive to be great and delicious, and if I only have a certain amount of food within each day, I really prefer it to be of a nice quality if possible and very tasty! Does that make me a bit of a food snob? Maybe a little bit?
It has come to my attention that potlucks are very much a wild card in the food game. I'm talking here primarily about a church type potluck that seems to be core to every church community. I get it, everybody brings something, the cost is low and you can kind of feed everyone?
Unfortunately it has come to my attention that potlucks are not my favorite thing. They can be a mixed bag of dishes that people spent a lot of time on, usually gone by the time I am going through with my plate, the food is usually lukewarm and it is hard to tell what transpired to bring all that food there. There could be what I call suspect chicken, eggs of uncertain preparation, mystery beans, or wack-a-doodle jello creations, random food from to-go places as it is sometimes an extra job for people to bring food to these potlucks on top of their very busy job they already have been doing all day. It is usually a sad food situation. I would like to shout out a fantastic way to potluck and that is Questlove's @questlove cookbook Mixed Tape Potluck. Hosted one of these once and it was incredible. Each person was given a song to pair their food with. It turned out amazing, and was not sad at all! We enjoyed the food AND the music! YAY!!! Highly recommend!
Thinking about the challenge of the modern day potluck, I decided to create some art that captures for me the unenthusiastic feelings I have for these events and how everything kind of melts into everything else, a melange of colors from every palette possible all together in one place! Maybe you can relate to this feeling that this art portrays? #potlucksarenotmyfavorites #mixedbag #melange #mysterybeans #suspectchicken #fineartprints #abstractart #whykale #randomfood #sadfoodsituation
Unique signature by the artist included for authenticity.
20x20” and 30x30”: Framed Print / 2.0mm Mount / Float Glass Glaze: Float Glass Frame: High-quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish.
Paper: Enhanced Matte Art Paper Substrate Weight: 200gsm
Mount: 2.4mm
40x40”: Framed Print / Non-mounted / Perspex Glaze:Acrylic/Perspex Frame:ClassicPaper Type:Enhanced Matte Art PaperSubstrate Weight:200gsmMount:No Mount/mat
Unframed all sizes:Paper Type:Enhanced Matte Art PaperSubstrate Weight: 200gsm
All framed and canvas prints are wrapped in a protective sleeve with individual plastic or cardboard guards added to each corner. Additional cardboard is secured over the print surface to minimise the risk of breakages or transit damage. Each print is then shipped in a heavy duty cardboard box.
Our unframed fine art prints are hand rolled in protective tissue paper and then shipped in extra thick cardboard tubes, unless they are 15x20cm and being delivered in the UK, or A4 or smaller and being delivered in mainland Europe (in which case they are shipped in thick cardboard envelopes).
