Good Girls Go to Heaven, Bad Girls Go to Vegas

"Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go to Vegas" the Queen of Hearts said! She's not afraid to break the rules and blaze her own trail, choosing to venture down the thrilling path of mischief rather than conforming to societal expectations. She's a risk-taker, a rule-breaker, and a force to be reckoned with. 

In this painting, The lioness represents the inner strength and fierceness that lies within all women, challenging the conventional notions of femininity. She's a symbol of empowerment, encouraging others to embrace their uniqueness and live life on their own terms. She embodies the spirit of Vegas, a city known for its glitz, glamour, and indulgence. She's a reminder that life is meant to be lived boldly and unapologetically, taking risks and challenging the status quo. The resin coat finish adds a glossy sheen to the artwork, symbolizing the lioness's bold and unapologetic attitude. Just like the resin that protects and enhances the painting, the lioness confidently protects her identity and amplifies her individuality. She's not afraid to stand out and be seen, even in the midst of darkness. 

The Queen of Hearts is traditionally depicted as dainty and delicate, but this painting turns that stereotype on its head. The lioness represents the inner strength and fierceness that lies within all women, challenging the conventional notions of femininity. She's a symbol of empowerment, encouraging others to embrace their uniqueness and live life on their own terms.