And together…

In Financial Paintings for Parent and Child two distinct narrative threads interweave across each painting’s surface and then…

Strange, even magical things happen. Straightforward corporate-style utterances describing aspects of leadership take on quite another meaning when placed within the context of the unfolding fairytale, and in return the tale too often assumes a different and unexpected aspect placed alongside a revealing personal insight.

And so, we borrowed from Aesop’s fable where slow and steady wins the race…So we love turtles and everything around us has turtles on it to remind us of being patient.

Mellody Hobson

Certain leaders point to the need for change – sometimes arguing for more equity or better worker remuneration – oftentimes these opinions find an echo in the voice of a character in the accompanying story.

Do you pay someone a wage that allows them, with their partner, to raise a child and not struggle but thrive, not strive but thrive?

Paul Tudor Jones

It’s when the two narratives come together, one from finance the other from a fairytale with roots possibly going back hundreds of years and shared across cultures, that quite unique notions are formed – ones to be shared between parent and child.