A toilet-paper figure with a face and braids

This two-panel image turns a bathroom roll into the starting point for a paper figure. In the closer view, a face appears at the front of the hanging roll, framed by strips of tissue arranged like hair and tied into long braids. The wider panel places the figure beside a toilet, showing how the pale paper form stands out against the tiled, compact room. The simple materials and setting create an unexpected contrast: a practical bathroom fixture becomes part of a decorative, almost doll-like arrangement. The face is positioned at the roll’s edge, while the braids extend downward in loose, uneven strands. That vertical shape gives the figure a clear outline without hiding its paper construction. The paired views let the viewer notice both the overall setup and the details of the face, folds, and dangling strips.
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