"I'm Fine!" — The biggest lie ever told by a man made of recycled homework.
Self Doubt: Living rent-free in his chest cavity since 2019. Has its own WiFi password.
Anxiety: The only roommate who pays rent by stealing his sleep and leaving crumbs of panic everywhere.
Overthinking: Currently re-reading a text from 2017 and constructing 14 alternate timelines where he said "you too" to the waiter who said "enjoy your meal."
Why Even Try?: The motivational poster on his wall that he keeps upside down because it feels more accurate.
His smile is drawn on with a Sharpie. His eyes are two different sizes because the artist gave up halfway through. The paper texture is actual coffee stains from the morning he tried to function before caffeine. This is not a portrait. It is a group chat screenshot made flesh. Or paper. Whatever this is.
Art note: Paper-cut collage style with distressed cardboard texture. Every "organ" is a separate paper layer with torn edges, creating depth through imperfection. The beige palette (#c8b4a0 to #786450) mimics old grocery bags and failed craft projects. The text is hand-scrawled in three different handwriting styles — "I'm Fine!" in forced cheer, the organs in exhausted honesty. If you want more emotional damage in wallpaper form, the
Skeleton Billing Form also has outstanding debts to his therapist.