"The Beast"

Self Portrait, Green Shirt by Sterling Ajay Witt<br><a href='ag101_Witt'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Erasure by Susan Gofstein<br><a href='ag102_Gofstein'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Boogart by Jason Voos<br><a href='ag103_Voos'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Screaming Turtle by Paul Cahan<br><a href='ag104_Cahan'>View Full Artist Page</a>

One Year Or Ten by Alayne Gelfand<br><a href='ag105_Gelfand'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Echoes Of Sadness by Maureen Brown<br><a href='ag106_Brown'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Self-Portrait Of FMS by Lilly Busch<br><a href='ag107_Busch'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Things Could Be Worse (Self Portrait with Pain) by Gregory Maskwa<br><a href='ag108_Maskwa'>View Full Artist Page</a>

The Beast by Susan Hill

Migraine by Melissa Keith Hentges<br><a href='ag110_Hentges'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Against The Barrier To Life by Judith Ann Seabrook<br><a href='ag111_Seabrook'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Brain Scan Fan by Christine Pendergrass<br><a href='ag112_Pendergrass'>View Full Artist Page</a>

The Face Of Torture Due To Unrelenting Pain by Zevin<br><a href='ag113_Zevin'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Bitter Sweet Victory by Sean Brannan<br><a href='ag114_Brannan'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Jon's Bad Day by William Shirley<br><a href='ag115_Shirley'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Susan Hill
Salem, Virginia

Artist Statement:

This is me on a good day. The pain is always there, but the dragon is asleep. I can still be me. The dragon and I peacefully coexist.

The Beast
colored pencil
20 inches long x 18 inches wide

PORTRAITS OF PAIN

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