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I painted this as an observation for many people who have a mindset on Mondays. It used to be the first day of the work week for many, Wednesday was hump day and Friday was in preparation for the week-end. After all there was even a song by �The Carpenters� called �Rainy Days and Mondays�.
In current times I have met many people who work two to three jobs to just earn enough to keep going. All they do is eat, work and sleep day in and day out, they are hard working humans. They are in a state of worry when they think of all the events of current times, the economy and terrorism, wars on this and wars on that. They are on an edge holding on with all their might with the hope that all humans will do the right thing.

Biography: TAWES Dennis Tawes’ Complete Bio Born in Jacksonville, Florida in 1954, Tawes was that kid in the back of the classroom who was always caught drawing and getting into trouble for it, though whenever a teacher needed an illustration for a project, they would always enlist the talents of young Tawes. After leaving high school, Tawes took a job in the art department of the Haydon Burns Library in Jacksonville, where he had the opportunity to create posters, graphics and helped to create a traveling puppet show. In the show he used his writing abilities, his talent for using different voices and, of course, the art of making puppets. By the mid 70’s, Tawes grew restless and decided to explore his talents in Hollywood,...