Should We Get Takeout?, Canvas

This graphic canvas features a single takeout ticket, the kind you’d get while waiting for a hot slice of pizza. Rendered in a warm, mustard-yellow hue, the ticket is stamped with the number "212" and the cheerful phrase, "Let's Get Takeout." It’s a simple, relatable piece that celebrates the joy of a low-key night in.

The artwork uses a minimalist color palette and a strong graphic style reminiscent of block printing. The textured, slightly uneven ink gives the canvas an authentic, hand-made feel, while the small pizza icon adds a playful detail. The design elevates an everyday object into a piece of art, tapping into a sense of shared nostalgia for simple pleasures.

A perfect accent for a kitchen, pantry, or a casual living area, this canvas adds a touch of modern wit to your walls. Its simple, graphic nature makes it easy to style within a gallery wall or as a stand-alone piece. Pair it with minimalist decor or other food-themed canvases to create a fun, lighthearted atmosphere.

This piece was created by Valerie Perreault, a poet and printmaker based in the Florida Keys. Known for her cheeky humor and retro charm, Valerie’s work is rich with story and soul. 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.