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I watched this video about Alois Trancy, and I was so inspired by it, I had to draw.. [link]
And I draw his eyes.. I only drew his eyes, because they saw so much that a young boy should never see.. the tears are there, because all he ever wanted was love, attention, and someone to stay with him through thick and thin.. and he wanted Claude, but in the end he didn't get that..
The butterfly represents both freedom and pain.. black represents his pain and suffrage, while the butterfly itself is freedom and happiness. something he finally got after he dies..
Alois' contract is on the butterfly's wings, to show that even after death he still loves Claude.
If you look hard, there's a spider we in the back ground, and that represents the Trancy household, him being the Queens spider, and him getting caught in Claude's web.
I also put a quote in there said by him..
"Everyone.. and Everything.. is Happy.."
And there's a second part to the Butterflies series.. Humanize Inhuman ends: [link]

Lyrics to the song I used...
"Where Butterflies Never Die" by Broken Iris.
Float on to the painted sky where we shall be unified as I slip inside
Where butterflies... never die

Multiply humanity, harmonize insanity, sharing light of remedy, holding
Tides of clarity, shattered glass in flower beds,
Humanize inhumane ends.

It's all the same for The Dreamers, it's all the same... for us...

Float on to the painted sky where we shall be unified as I slip inside
Where butterflies...

Utilize surrenduring, when silence falls, to you it sings, sterilize
Your mentality, compromize your reality,
Restful mind and peaceful eyes,
When sound is gone, then you will find,

It's all the same for The Dreamers, it's all the same... for us...

Float on to the painted sky where we shall be unified as I slip inside
Where butterflies... never die

Description
I watched this video about Alois Trancy, and I was so inspired by it, I had to draw.. [link]
And I draw his eyes.. I only drew his eyes, because they saw so much that a young boy should never see.. the tears are there, because all he ever wanted was love, attention, and someone to stay with him through thick and thin.. and he wanted Claude, but in the end he didn't get that..
The butterfly represents both freedom and pain.. black represents his pain and suffrage, while the butterfly itself is freedom and happiness. something he finally got after he dies..
Alois' contract is on the butterfly's wings, to show that even after death he still loves Claude.
If you look hard, there's a spider we in the back ground, and that represents the Trancy household, him being the Queens spider, and him getting caught in Claude's web.
I also put a quote in there said by him..
"Everyone.. and Everything.. is Happy.."
And there's a second part to the Butterflies series.. Humanize Inhuman ends: [link]

Lyrics to the song I used...
"Where Butterflies Never Die" by Broken Iris.
Float on to the painted sky where we shall be unified as I slip inside
Where butterflies... never die

Multiply humanity, harmonize insanity, sharing light of remedy, holding
Tides of clarity, shattered glass in flower beds,
Humanize inhumane ends.

It's all the same for The Dreamers, it's all the same... for us...

Float on to the painted sky where we shall be unified as I slip inside
Where butterflies...

Utilize surrenduring, when silence falls, to you it sings, sterilize
Your mentality, compromize your reality,
Restful mind and peaceful eyes,
When sound is gone, then you will find,

It's all the same for The Dreamers, it's all the same... for us...

Float on to the painted sky where we shall be unified as I slip inside
Where butterflies... never die