A playful wink to the storytelling charm of Norman Rockwell, this painting captures a scene every artist knows all too well: the glamorous reality of creating masterpieces… which is to say, absolute chaos in bare feet.
In this modern-day mishap, the artist (fine, yes—it’s me) is dramatically reaching for a runaway eraser that has betrayed her by leaping to the floor. Her chair is tipping at a highly questionable angle, balance has officially left the chat, and beneath it all lies her unsuspecting dog—peacefully napping and moments away from becoming very invested in the situation.
It’s that split second before disaster: one bad decision, one rolling eraser, one very startled dog. A love letter to creative obsession, imperfect moments, and the glamorous truth that behind every beautiful piece of art is an artist one inch away from humiliation.
And honestly? If you’ve ever risked your dignity for something small and ridiculous… this painting may feel a little too relatable—which is exactly why it belongs on your wall.
Studio Hazards
I do not accept returns of commissioned pieces, original works, or print reproductions unless they are damaged upon receipt.
If you have an item that has been damaged during transportation, I am so sorry. I ask that you send me a message and include your order number and a photo of your damaged artwork. I will deal with the shipping carrier and we will work together to replace your order.