Rosie with Gladiolus

Description

During WW2, Rosie the Riveter became a well-known symbol for women who went to work for their country while their husbands were away. Some had to quit their regular jobs, such as teaching, to fill the positions at factories and repairing planes that were normally filled by the men at war. These women inspired so many during that time in history and continue to spur us forward today! Their strength of character speaks volumes, which is why the Gladiolus is today’s featured flower. This ravishing tower of blooms stands tall and proud, speaking boldly of integrity and strength. God sees us through trials, allowing us to grow stronger in Him with each painful step. As it has been said, “No pain, no gain!” This is true of building muscle as well as your spiritual core. We must hold tightly to the One who is our unfaltering Rock in the midst of the most unrelenting storm. Let’s learn from Rosie and the Gladiolus today and walk in God’s strong character, y’all! *Romans 5:3-5*

About the Artist

Art by Alicia Renee
Art is such a great way to bring joy to the world! I have had a deep love for creating artwork since before I can remember. I graduated with my BFA in Painting from the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts. I feel so blessed to be a childrens' book illustrator, designer, and muralist. I would love to bring the joy of art into your life today! God bless!