Controversial Labor Is Still Labor | Stippling Art Print | Limited Edition of 5

A limited-edition fine art print of a portrait honoring the dignity and significance of labor. This piece was Selected for the 63rd Stockton Art League National Juried Exhibition, Haggin Museum, Stockton, California, 2026.

This stippling print of a lumberjack in a tree is a piece that challenges perspectives through meticulous stippling technique. I wanted to capture the raw, story-rich essence of labor’s complexity. It's designed to decorate your space and spark meaningful conversations. It is to remind us all that at the heart of every business and industry are the hardworking people who labor to make a product for someone they'll likely never meet.

Perfect for collectors seeking thought-provoking work, this piece highlights the power of drawing to engage and inspire. Elevate your environment with art that speaks boldly and resonates deeply.

The original pen and ink stippling art was created on watercolor paper.

22" x 30" ( 55.9 x 76.2 cm )

Giclée Print on 100% Cotton Rag Cold Press Paper, 300 gsm, Acid-Free, Matte, Natural Textured Finish.

Each print is produced in Oakland, California. All works are secured in an acid-free plastic envelope.