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Day eleven of my second Inktober. Today's theme is "Chain", and the character representing this theme is Blitzo from Helluva Boss. At first I wasn't sure what to do with this theme, but then I got the idea from the sixth episode "Truth Seekers" when it first came out a couple months ago after watching the scene where Moxxie and Blitzo are exposed to truth serum gas and they undergo hallucinaginic epiphinies based on their problems, Moxxie with his insecurities in the form of a Phantom of the Opera-esque musical number and Blitzo with his inner demons of being afraid of never being loved and pushing people away when to avoid being close with them, and the idea struck me when part of Blitzo's hallucination showed him having chains on his wrists and neck by Stolas, which symbolized his beliefs that he was just Stolas' plaything in return for the grimoire he needs for his business to access the Living World.

This is honestly one of my best drawings I've done so far besides 4, 7, and 8. Honestly, the hardest part of this drawing was doing the chains on Blitzo, but I'm glad they all turned out the way I wanted, and I'm especially happy with how Blitzo turned out on my first try drawing him.

Blitzo and Helluva Boss belong to Vivienne Medrano aka Vivziepop.

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Day eleven of my second Inktober. Today's theme is "Chain", and the character representing this theme is Blitzo from Helluva Boss. At first I wasn't sure what to do with this theme, but then I got the idea from the sixth episode "Truth Seekers" when it first came out a couple months ago after watching the scene where Moxxie and Blitzo are exposed to truth serum gas and they undergo hallucinaginic epiphinies based on their problems, Moxxie with his insecurities in the form of a Phantom of the Opera-esque musical number and Blitzo with his inner demons of being afraid of never being loved and pushing people away when to avoid being close with them, and the idea struck me when part of Blitzo's hallucination showed him having chains on his wrists and neck by Stolas, which symbolized his beliefs that he was just Stolas' plaything in return for the grimoire he needs for his business to access the Living World.

This is honestly one of my best drawings I've done so far besides 4, 7, and 8. Honestly, the hardest part of this drawing was doing the chains on Blitzo, but I'm glad they all turned out the way I wanted, and I'm especially happy with how Blitzo turned out on my first try drawing him.

Blitzo and Helluva Boss belong to Vivienne Medrano aka Vivziepop.