Relaxed fit. 

Note from the artist:

"The late John O'Donohue talks about poets who refer to occasional poems as "found poems". The idea is, rather than the usual frustrating and endless editing most poems take a "found poem" is one that came about as if the poem wrote itself. The way most children would write. Without ego. Allowing one self to loosen control and stumble upon the words or the drawing as if by chance. These corky swan works of art were never meant to live beyond my sketchbook. They were quick strokes of random colors and configurations to help guide me for the layout of the "real" paintings I was going to work on. As it turns out, these "found paintings" are just as interesting if not more than the long winded oil paintings. In a world where most things have to be hard earned and perfect these small treasures of "found paintings" are like divine gifts, an offering, as if the universe is saying: thank you for letting go of control, stress, perfection, ego and allowing the silly, even awkwardness of our human hands free rein." - Rachel Schultz