"Poison Dart Frog" Original Art Piece

Original art piece from the "Poison Dart Frog" short story.

This story encapsulates a dialogue between a poison dart frog and a butterfly. The creatures discuss the dangers and consequences of beauty and its detrimental role in their survival.

“Goodness is a worthless pursuit. Beautiful is the most important thing a vile creature like me can be. 

Beauty determines how you are perceived, not the genuine nature of your being. Because I am beautiful, I am passionate and never perceived as barbaric; I am romantic, never perverted; I am charismatic, not manipulative; I am unconventional, never nefarious.

Pretty things are always assumed to be virtuous. I am poisonous, yet my prey only sees my alluring colors. They never suspect that I am truly foul.”

“Would you ever want to be truly good?”

40x30inches

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