About This Listing This listing is for an original watercolor illustration on cold-pressed Arches watercolor paper. Signed and labelled by the artist in pencil on the back. This is an unframed original painting, not a print. It is an illustration for Bryana's 100 Word Story "The Man in the Moon" and will be shipped with an accompanying printed version of the story. (You can read the full micro-fiction story in the listing photos and below. It also appears in the illustrated zine "The Man Who Could Not Die & Other Stories.")
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THE MAN IN THE MOON The man in the moon didn't know how he got in there. One minute he was after the mastodon with his great dog running ahead of him. Next minute he was a slightly smushed face people were pointing up at. What bothered him the most was the way she would have whirled around frantically, a little panicked whine rising in her throat. “Isn’t the moon just lovely tonight?” a young woman in a halter top said to a husband who only harrumphed. Inside the moon the man went on screaming “somebody please help me!” at stars who could not hear.
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