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This black and white print is a part of the series, “Lessons Learned from Six-year Olds”. Knowing where one wants to go, setting the goal and focusing on it are important in order to succeed.It is based on a true story given below. It is a part of a series of 35 original prints, each individually printed by the artist. 50% from the proceeds is donated to mental health. It is available either framed or unframed.
This black and white print is a part of the series, “Lessons Learned from Six-year Olds”.
The inspiration for this print entitled, 'Focus' came from my grand daughter. Her story is a reminder that it is extremely important to have a clear focus of what where we want to go in life. Without a clear focus, life is like a rudderless ship.
My granddaughter wanted to skate and play hockey ever since she was 4 years old. She asked her mother if she had been registered for hockey. Well, she was too young, so my daughter hadn't registered her. The following year Shaela declared, "Well Mom, I'm playing hockey whether you register me or not!", and she has been playing hockey ever since! She is extremely focused on what she wants and gives it all she has. She is in it to win it.
The title of the print came from the incident when Shaela was standing behind her one and half year old cousin who was trying to climb the stairs but couldn't get her leg up the step. Shaela kept saying, "Focus, focus, focus" because she knew from her own personal experience that by focusing completely on the task at hand one can do it. Isn't that an amazing message for all?
Title: Focus
Medium: Lino cut on Lenox acid free paper
Image size: 12"x12", Paper size: 15"X15.75", Framed: 20"X20"
Year: 2014
This black and white print is a part of the series, "Lessons Learned from Six-year Olds". Each piece is hand-printed by the artist. A portion of the money from the sale of this print is donated to mental health.
Knowing where one wants to go, setting the goal and focusing on it are important in order to succeed. If one can eliminate distractions and stay focused on a single goal, success is not hard to attain. Sometimes it takes a young six-year old to remind us of this. It is based on a true story.
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