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Merida Disney Fanart

Old illustration, creation date of 05/03/21

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Quetzalcoat Art

Old illustration, creation date of 23/02/21

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Enbizaka's Tailor Fanart

Old illustration, creation date of 07/17/21

Enbizaka's Tailor is the main character of a Vocaloid song called Enbizaka no Shitateya, composed by Akuno-P. Her name is Kayo Sudou and she is a woman who lives in the town of Enbizaka, in the country of Jakoku. She is in love with a man named Kai Miroku, but he does not recognize her because he is actually the husband of another woman. Kayo, blinded by envy, murders Kai's wife and two daughters with sewing scissors, and then dresses in her clothes and accessories to try to look like them. In the end, she also kills Kai when he greets her as a stranger.

The song is part of the Seven Deadly Sins Saga, which depicts the story of seven people who possess magical items related to the deadly sins. Enbizaka's tailor represents the sin of envy, and her magic item is sewing scissors, which allow her to cut anything with ease.

The song has a light novel based on it, called Deadly Sins of Evil: The Tailor of Enbizaka, which expands the story and the characters' background. It is also connected to other songs in the saga, such as The Skull of Onigashima and The Seven Crimes and Punishments.

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Glass Butterflies

Ancient Art, creation date 11/02/2021

In a world where glass butterflies were all the rage, society was plunged into existentialist chaos. People spent hours admiring its fragile wings, forgetting reality as if it were a mere reflection in the glass. The butterflies, however, were so delicate that any breeze turned them into an abstract mess. Existential therapists multiplied, trying to save souls that crumbled faster than butterfly wings at the slightest adversity.

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Bloody Candy

My first creepypasta character 0 u 0

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The rest

Ancient Art, creation date 28/02/2021

In a world where adults became experts at predicting the future through graphs and statistics, children discovered that uncertainty was their new playmate. That disease. That unwanted guest took away the illusion of innocence and gave them a dose of reality that not even life itself could understand.

We went crazy, but we were able to rest