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 in the margin. This is an unframed original painting, not a print. It is an illustration for Bryana's 100 Word Story "The Porcelain Doll" 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 PORCELAIN DOLL The porcelain doll was sniffling behind a book. It was the same old story. "I'm just too fragile for words," she said, dabbing at a glass eye. "And it's not my fault looking pretty is all I'm good for. I was made like this." There had been many conversations already about not being able to swim and never seeing the world, but the duck still barreled over to hug her. "Look what you've done!" the doll screamed, getting up with a wide crack in her beautiful chin. The duck thought but did not say "Oh, there's hope for her now." Shipping Information Ships for free within the United States. International shipping options are available at checkout.
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