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A woman holding a paintbrush with blue paint on the bristles sits in the corner of a room where most of the floor is painted blue, except the corner she is sitting in. She has a look of chagrin on her face. It appears that she has painted herself into the corner and is stuck in the corner until the paint is dry. A 1950's illustration by Norman Rockwell.
A woman with fair skin, red hair, and blue eyes is contemplating while sitting on a wooden floor, leaning against two beige walls that form a corner. She wears a white short-sleeved button-up shirt, cuffed blue jeans, and white sneakers with red accents and light blue laces. Her hair is tied back with a red and white polka-dotted bandana. She holds a blue paint brush in her right hand, resting her chin on her left hand. Next to her, a silver paint can with blue paint drips is visible on a newspaper spread out on the floor. Part of the wooden floor is already painted in a vibrant blue, with faint brushstrokes visible, while the unpainted section shows the natural wood grain.
