That's How I Read Your Lips

A painting of an open mouth rests inside a light wood frame, held together at the corners with black plastic clamps and straps for a dry fit. The frame sits on a plastic-covered table.

A wood picture frame lies face down, its corners now glued and held together with black plastic clamps and straps while the glue sets. A sheet of plastic wrap with some paint smudges covers the back opening, and the frame rests on a larger plastic-covered surface.

A finished light wood frame sits on a plastic-covered table next to a can of black paint, a paint roller, and a brush with a red and gray handle. Small yellow corner clamps rest nearby.

A wood frame sits on a plastic-covered table with its outer face and sides painted black, while the inner lip still shows bare wood with some black paint bleeding onto it. A paint can, brush, and roller sit in the background.

A painting of an open mouth sits mounted inside a black frame, resting at an angle on a wood workbench with pocket holes along its surface.