It is often said sarcastically, as if the privilege of “Looking at life through rose colored glasses,” is reserved for the innocent, or ignorant. Despite the general philosophy around this age-old phrase, it still carries value. Assume the best, not the worst in other’s intentions. We can’t control their words or actions, but we can control ours. Just assume they are having a day and give them a pass. This painting is a reminder that sometimes grace for others is as much self-preservation as it is looking at life through “Rose Colored Glasses.”
Original acrylic painting showing a bouquet of roses.
High-quality gallery canvas and vibrant, durable acrylic paints.
12”x12”
Finished 1.5” sides.
Ready to hang.
It is often said sarcastically, as if the privilege of “Looking at life through rose colored glasses,” is reserved for the innocent, or ignorant. Despite the general philosophy around this age-old phrase, it still carries value. Assume the best, not the worst in other’s intentions. We can’t control their words or actions, but we can control ours. Just assume they are having a day and give them a pass. This painting is a reminder that sometimes grace for others is as much self-preservation as it is looking at life through “Rose Colored Glasses.”
Original acrylic painting showing a bouquet of roses.
High-quality gallery canvas and vibrant, durable acrylic paints.
12”x12”
Finished 1.5” sides.
Ready to hang.
