economics explained art print
Economics explained fully & at long last:
1. First thing is you've got to have things to count. If you can't count it, just ignore it & if it turns out later it was important revise all your estimates quietly since no one's paying attention any more anyway.
2. People have to eat & people have to pay for what they eat. Economics is how we explain how people are going to pay without using real examples, or real people, or real food & then economists hope someone pays them for this, so they can eat, too.
3. Economics is like following a horse & picking up its poop & sifting through it to find out what it ate & wondering how it was able to come out in this form because there should've been either twice as much poop based on current productivity calculations, or the horse should be shrinking to the size of a small dog to be more in line with poop expectations.
more about this art print...
this is an archival print of an original drawing, or watercolor, from one of my notebooks. Since Flying Edna is the only place you find the real me, I have a chance to work with each piece myself, so you get art with the quality I intended.
It's printed on archival 315 gsm European etching paper which is 100% acid- & lignin-free cotton fiber. The archival inks we use are rated to hold their brilliance for over 100 years.
It's backed by a pH neutral board of 100% recycled material & it's protected in shipping by a clear bag (& yes, it easily fits in an 11x14 frame when you get it home).
we hope each one you get delights you for years to come...
with love, brian