Hand-Painted Elsie Work Bag — "Have Some Fun" Manifesto Edition | 1 of 1

Some bags carry your things. This one carries a manifesto. Hand-painted by artist Stephanie Taormina on the HSFT Elsie work bag, this is a one-of-a-kind wearable art piece — a graffiti-style composition with HAVE SOME FUN painted across the center as the structural spine, and a vocabulary of selfhood orbiting around it: BECOME. CREATE. PLAY. WILD. FREE. GENIUS. GORGEOUS. FLESH. HOPE. FLOW. BORN. MYTH. ART. PULSE. REAL. SOURCE. UNTAMED. The brand philosophy, rendered as fine art. Painted in the spirit of Basquiat and Keith Haring — loose, layered, urgent — in white acrylic across warm tan lambskin leather. Where the mini backpacks whisper, the Elsie declares. A work bag that walks into a room already having said something. Carry it to the studio, the office, the plane. Display it when you're not. Either way, it moves with you. The bag: Lambskin leather in warm tan Hand-painted one-of-a-kind design in white acrylic paint, signed SRT Zip closure top Back luggage slip/pocket for threading over a suitcase handle Additional magnetic-closure back pocket for extra storage Fully lined interior with compartments and zip pocket Fits a 13" laptop — works as a true work bag 12" drop shoulder strap Detachable and adjustable crossbody strap included Brushed gold metal hardware throughout Comes with a dust bag for storage Materials: Lambskin leather, brushed gold metal hardware Care: Spot clean leather with a soft dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture to preserve the painted design. Light-colored leather is sensitive to denim transfer — be mindful when wearing with dark jeans. This is an original, one-of-a-kind hand-painted piece. Because each bag is painted individually, no two are identical — variations in brushwork, line weight, and word placement are part of the work. About the artist: Stephanie Taormina is a New York-based abstract painter and the founder of Have Some Fun Today (HSFT). Her hand-painted bag series brings her studio practice into the everyday — turning an accessory into a statement, a surface into a canvas, a utility object into wearable art.