Every painting has a second life.
Frenchy paints live, on stages, in second lines, courtside, backstage, capturing the exact moment a horn line hits or a crowd loses it. Then the painting leaves the easel and goes home with someone who loved it enough to make it part of their own story.
After that, Frenchy rarely gets to see what happens next.
"I've spent thirty years painting the moment. Now I want to see where it landed." — Frenchy
This birthday, we want to see them: the originals, embellished giclées, canvas prints, and posters that have found homes around the world. Show us yours, and it becomes part of a permanent visual archive, documenting the incredible community that has grown around the art.