Theodor Kittelsen The Water Sprite 1904 Illustration

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Theodor Kittelsen The Water Sprite 1904 Illustration
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It’s been said that we still have only the crudest understanding of ghosts. Here are a thousand vintage ghosts I’ve invited over.
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Black Dharma, 2025 Daniele Valeriani
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So I made some Canti emojis. A lot of emojis, as you can see, lol
You are free to use these for any non-commercial use! So you can use them for a moodboard, stick them on your own Discord servers, and other fan stuff. Also please link back to this blog (marquisegallery) or my main blog (dragonmarquise) as credit. Thank you! :>
One last fun fact, most of these were originally going to be animated too... I decided to not do that, since that would have like, tripled the work or something. :u
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