"When life gives you kings, make lemonade."

This is a hand-carved block print depicting the phrase “When life gives you kings, make lemonade” and re-frames a familiar saying into a critique of complacency, asking viewers to consider how power is confronted, transformed, or dismantled. This work is intended for collectors of political art, anarchist and abolitionist print traditions, and those interested in American dissent, satire, and historical symbolism. this print is intended to reference the guillotine as a visual metaphor rather than a literal call to violence. 

Printing technique: The image is transferred using traditional relief printing methods, with each impression done manually, the end result of each print showcases subtle variations that make every print unique. The paper is formed from reclaimed cotton fiber, giving it a soft texture, visible inclusions, and natural irregular edges that reflect its handmade origin.

Suitable for framing or archival storage.

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