She wasn’t built to be delicate.
She was built to endure.
Iron Doll stands in that space between steel and skin — a figure carved from grit, shadow, and tension. Her stance isn’t for attention. It’s a warning. Strength wrapped in curves. Softness reinforced with iron.
Fab screen prints her in rich black halftones, then finishes each piece with a hand-painted red wash — layered, imperfect, alive. No two are identical. The splatter, the bleed, the weight of the ink — each one shifts slightly, like she does.
Printed on archival cotton paper.
Hand pulled. Hand washed.
Signed and numbered as they’re created — not limited, just made when called for.
This isn’t a reproduction.
It’s a process.
8x10
$85
Mass Production Is Dead.
We Print Art. 🖤
