Lo Mein For Two, Canvas

This charming linocut canvas features a classic takeout box with a witty piece of advice: "Always Split The Last Bite." The illustration is rendered in a bold, graphic style, with energetic, hand-carved lines that give it a sense of immediacy and character. It’s a simple yet profound statement on the importance of sharing.

The beauty of this piece is in its monochromatic simplicity and the warmth of its message. The rough, textured quality of the block canvas adds an artisanal and authentic feel to the artwork. It’s a perfect example of how humor and heartfelt sentiment can be combined in a single, stylish image.

A fantastic addition to a kitchen, dining room, or any shared living space. This canvas serves as a gentle, stylish reminder of generosity and connection. Its minimalist aesthetic allows it to fit seamlessly into any decor, making it a thoughtful gift for a partner, roommate, or best friend.

This piece was created by Valerie Perreault, a poet and canvasmaker based in the Florida Keys. Humor is a key ingredient in her work, which she uses as a “shortcut to connection.” She carves each design by hand into a linoleum block, embracing the meditative, hands-on process and the beautiful imperfections that make each canvas unique.

• Exclusif Artwork: original and unique artwork made by Valerie Perreault
• Made from 1 1/2 inch Canadian basswood, they’ll never warp
  
• Our extra thick poly-cotton canvas simply won’t sag
  
• They’re printed with green-certified inks
  
• And they won’t fade for 200 years (!)
  
• Canvas comes unframed. Framing option available above.