Acrylic on Canvas | 2025
A classic face reworked into pure attitude. One eye weeps black, the other stares through a haze of smoke curling from the joint clenched between her lips. Her right hand is raised, middle finger extended, nails painted the same gold. Bleeding drips that run down the surface like the painting is still wet. Behind her, the familiar Louis Vuitton monogram repeats across a white field, each logo slightly imperfect like wallpaper in a room she never asked to decorate. The background is both luxury and vandalism at once—status symbols that have been tagged, stained, and claimed. The piece feels like a direct refusal. It takes the most famous image of quiet, mysterious femininity and rewires it into something loud, unapologetic, and high-maintenance in the best sense of the word. She doesn’t smile politely. She smokes, flips off the viewer, and lets the paint run. The drips, the gold accent, the pink outline, the branded backdrop—all of it is deliberate excess. Nothing is restrained. Nothing is trying to be subtle. Modesty is a muzzle disguised as a virtue. A statement peice of the version of who stopped asking for permission to take up space, to be loud, to be a little difficult, to want the things that look expensive and then paint over them anyway. This canvas doesn’t ask to be liked. It just exists—bold, dripping, and completely true to self. . 








Each print is a faithful reproduction of the original hand-painted canvas, capturing the texture, color, and attitude of the piece as closely as possible in print form.
 
© [2026] Ride or Dye Design, Amanda DeJong. All rights reserved. This is a reproduction of an original painting.