Write a story

Whoever said a picture was worth a thousand words had never met Frank.

The man had never met a camera he didn't like, a paintbrush he couldn't weild with the skill of an accomplished demolition man. He didn't just fail to capture his subjects, he mutilated them, butchered their faces on canvas or in gelatin print to the point that the destruction itself was an art form.

Shadows cast a sinister light on the angelic face of his little girl. Brush strokes created abhorrent textures in the golden halo of his wife's hair.

Artists were said to put themselves into their creations. What terrible secrets did he cast upon his subjects, capturing their images along with his own twisted soul?

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Portraits

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  1. When you click in the writing box, you get a prompt.
  2. Then you have six minutes to write a story.
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