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This is an artist I discovered on instagram, I really love her art because its so weird and interesting to look at. This one I was particularly drawn to, I loved the drips and how it looks like the eyes and lips are melting and dripping down the persons chin. I also really love how the artist added the blood drips to get a really creepy effect.  

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  1. I love her pictures!

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  2. That is really cool Gothic vibe in that photo, the artist does have some serious creativity going on there. And there might be a meaning the artist is trying to show in the photo? I don't know, but kudos for the artist for some really cool work. c:

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  3. I like this picture because it invokes strong emotion and made me uncomfortable the more I looked at it. This piece's composition draws you in because of the creative composition placement and textures.

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