This piece uses the Three Graces as a metaphor for the concept of grace. The Three Graces have been tethered to the idea of beauty since ancient Greece. Beauty is not solely reserved for the female form but can also be found in the process. Grace can be defined in many ways-divine intervention, a refinement of movement, gratitude, and elegance. "Finding Grace" employs classical references, is a palimpsest, if you will, of marks, brushstrokes, proportions, techniques, and geometry, passed down through history. My profession as a sign painter is reflected in the work using recycled galvanized billboard panels and elements of hand lettering. I work in translucent layers, revealing the geometry and construction lines, allowing the viewer to find connections. When drawing, I find my pencil moving and making these marks intuitively. The act of making art becomes a ritual. This process allows me to find the muse, taking advantage of a state of grace.