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For the artist... I got this image from https://www.nitroplus.co.jp/game/totono/#character and this character is from a visual novel called Kimi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi. (totono) and the character designer is tsuji_santa but I didn't find it in the website. If some of you know please add it.
Also please correct me if the rating is wrong and should be General instead of Sensitive.
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Antonio225 said in comment #2610801:
For the artist... I got this image from https://www.nitroplus.co.jp/game/totono/#character and this character is from a visual novel called Kimi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi. (totono) and the character designer is tsuji_santa but I didn't find it in the website. If some of you know please add it.
Note that it isn't strictly required for official art to have an artist tag since it's not always possible to attribute it to any particular person (though if you are able to, then you should add it, of course). Just make sure you tag it as such.
Also please correct me if the rating is wrong and should be General instead of Sensitive.
G is fine. I don't see anything suggestive in this image.
Blank_User said in comment #2610820:
Note that it isn't strictly required for official art
Oh right... I forgor about official art tag sorry. I need to check again in the website, all I know is that the character designer of the visual novel is tsuji santa if this artwork is present in the visual novel then I think we can be sure that he's the artist.
G is fine. I don't see anything suggestive in this image.
Ok thanks for checking, I thought the skirt was a little bit too short for G :D
I watched a video about the visual novel and this image seems to be the same as the one in this post (at least the upper body). Do we say that the artist is tsuji santa?
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Logan_Walker said in comment #2610808:
He's not her husband, they're always with the same woman... don't they ever get tired of it?
What the fuck are you on about? This is not a romantic post.
Original work:
This post is, as tagged, based off of the painting Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan on 16 November 1581, by Ilya Repin.
Nothing romantic here; it's actually about murder.
On a somewhat unrelated note, I do find it fitting that Tsaritsa is the one who is portrayed as Ivan the Terrible here. Considering her name. I don't think that is a coincidence by any means.
I do admire how this post fully captures the emotions of the original work while putting a twist in it by putting Genshin characters instead. It still captures the pain and anguish of one who has killed his, or rather her, own "child", in a fit of uncontrollable rage. I can still find that within other works of Russian culture, such as Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. That feeling of immense sorrow and guilt that consumes someone after they commit a severe act of brutality towards another, is perfectly portrayed.
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Logan_Walker said in comment #2610808:
He's not her husband, they're always with the same woman... don't they ever get tired of it?
Do goyim really?
Based on this tweet by Cassie Wei about a figure skater using Between Two Worlds in her dance routine!
isaias1225 said in comment #2610480:
Is’nt goldship gentle?
If she wasn't, he would be dried before midnight
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