The Amazing Little Pieces of Awesomeness Gallery

Art. Photography. Design. Writing. Music. Video. Fashion. Arts & Crafts.

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Featured Artists & Writers:

| Nicole Goggins |
| Faizan Qureshi | Natalie Perkins |
| Jo O'Brien | bchrisdesigns |


Current Art Forms:

Photography (Digital & Traditional)
B&W Photography
Toned Photography
Selective Coloring
Creative Portraiture
Photojournalism
Composites
Mixed Media
Illustration
Vector Art
Lomography
Cross-Processing
HDR Photography
TTV Photography
Still Life
Typography
Abstract Art
Clothing Design


Current Writing Forms:

Flash Fiction


Current Media Forms:

Video Montage


This Gallery Currently Features Artists from the Following Websites:

Red Bubble
|to see all Red Bubble art, click here|


Questions/Comments/Concerns:

bchrisdesigns@yahoo.com

Note: Submissions are usually by invite only. You may submit a piece for consideration to the above e-mail address with the words "Virtual Gallery Submission" in the subject line. Independent Artists, Writers, Designers, Musicians, Filmmakers, Collaborators only please. All submissions must be linked back to an artist community, storefront, gallery, or website.
 
 
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Tragedy by Faizan QureshiTragedy by Faizan Qureshi

Tragedy by Faizan Qureshi

Bitten by Jo O’BrienBitten by Jo O’Brien

Bitten by Jo O’Brien

I Know Where Mommy Is

by Brian Jaime

Bobby poked his tiny head around the corner and saw the man with the metal fingers pointing a long silvery one at his daddy. Daddy looked pale, scared even. The man was shouting something about money and payments. Bobby didn’t understand.

“And, if you want to see your wife again…”

“Noooo…please…don’t hurt her.”

“Then have the money by sun down tomorrow. You don’t want the same thing to happen to her as what happened to your son. She already hates you for that.”

The man with the metal fingers turned and walked away, chuckling. Daddy fell to his knees. Face red and wet from sobbing, he mouthed the words “I’m Sorry” under his breath.

Bobby ran toward his father and stopped abruptly. His father looked right through him.

“Daddy?”

His father stopped, chilled as if the wind had just spoken his name.

“Daddy, I know where mommy is…”

© Copyright Brian Jaime and bchrsidesigns, 2008. All Rights Reserved.  This story original appeared on Red Bubble.