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Published: 2015-10-31 17:43:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 36499; Favourites: 1485; Downloads: 0
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This collection is about undertale characters relating to the color of rosesFrisk - Red Rose: love, courage, and passion
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Rose Collection completed!
Sans |Papyrus |Undyne |Alphys |Mettaton |Toriel |Asgore |Asriel |Chara
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May I use this picture for a Undertale music video? I'll give credit.Β
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This is so adorable! Would you mind if I used this in a cover I'm doing?
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As long my art is credited somewhere in the description and non-profited, then it's fine with me!
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The color red in the game means DETERMINATION. But, In rose color theme thing, it does not.
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Excuse me, could I repost your artwork on a fan made Instagram page based on Frisk X Sans? Your artwork will be credited to you. If you have any questions send me a private message! βΊοΈ
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Well since you asked first before reposting, I'm ok with it. Please credit me with my instagram account. It's cubedcakeΒ @Β instagram.
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Kinda getting an Ib vibe from this . Love it
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Frisk, aka the Savior of the Underground, the "silent but loving" type. Β Red roses are my favorite, not only because they look and smell nice but because of what they represent. Β I didn't know they could represent courage too. Β I thought they meant love, approval and passion only.
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Red roses can represent in many ways since it's a very common flower. Though most of the information that I research on red roses is mostly define with those words. I mean it does take a lot of guts and courage to confess your love right? But red roses can also relate to approval too.
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as long as you credit me, it's fine!
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