Painted Walls I-III + Re:Painted Walls

Painted Walls I-III + Re:Painted Walls for $30 ($25 OFF BUYING EVERYTHING AT ONCE)

Painted Walls I-III is the original trilogy, which focuses on the suicide of an unnamed  person and the reactions of everyone around them.

Re:Painted Walls is an alternate ending to Painted Walls III and is a part of this collection.

ORIGINAL DESCRIPTIONS:

Painted Walls I is the beginning of the Painted Walls series, a series of photos meant to depict suicide, and the aftermath of one's suicide. Painted Walls I revolves around the death of a person, and the final moments of their downward spiral.

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Painted Walls II is the original, yet now alternate ending of the Painted Walls series, a series of photos meant to depict suicide, and the aftermath of one's suicide. Painted Walls II is what you make of it, it can be about the beauty of a life that still involves the person who took their life, however, i like to see it as the happier life that person thought everyone would have without them.

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Painted Walls III is the ending of the Painted Walls series, a series of photos meant to depict suicide, and the aftermath of one's suicide.

Painted Walls III is the aftermath of the suicide that occurred in Painted Walls I, and is separated into 3 parts

Funeral - which is about the world reacts (uncaring, bright regardless of death, moving on without them)

The Feeling Of Dying - which is about how that person's world (her friends) reacts (depressed, dark, melancholic) If The Dead Could Speak - which is, well, you'll find out.

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What if you didn't take your life only to find that if you were give it some time, things would eventually get better and you'd die eventually fulfilled.

re:Painted Walls is the alternate ending to the original Painted Walls trilogy, serving as the sequel of Painted Walls I where the person survives their suicide attempt, and ends up living their life fully.

Using photos from Painted Walls III, I've re-edited them to fit the narrative of the person reminiscing their full life in the perspective of someone who survived the darkest moments of their life, rather than in the perspective of someone who took their own life. To all despondent readers: Hang In There.