Poetic Bipolar Mind

Selling Yourself Short

Selling Yourself Short

An original illustration by David White

A stylized figure in a posture of vulnerability and introspection — a thought-provoking meditation on self-worth and personal limitations.

A stylized figure in a posture of vulnerability and introspection — a thought-provoking meditation on self-worth and personal limitations.

Artwork Details

Title
Selling Yourself Short
Illustrator
David White

Pricing

Original illustration
$250
Digital download
$15 — virtual, downloadable

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To purchase the original illustration, message David White on Instagram @davewhiteillustrations.

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