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"The madness, the tender craziness in her eyes. That spark of joyful insanity shining in the dark. I have spent countless hours and days staring at this wonder and I still cannot pinpoint what it is exactly that makes me feel serene whenever I drown in it.
I wish you could have seen the face of the Puppeteer when, losing his grip on me he went searching and track down the source of this change, he crossed that person and her gaze. Shock and fear, that all I could read on his face before he retreated in the shadows, for a while. In that instant, I felt happy and strong, protected by an unapologetic light.
Now, that's all sweet and beautiful, but she has not stopped staring at me ever since.."
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I have posted a similar one in January, "The Girl from the Fifth Floor" and I had a blast working on it at the time and was well received but most importantly it had resonated with someone to whom I offered it. Probably the first time that I had decided to let go of one of my drawings and I don't regret it. It made so much sense. Ever since this type of character always intrigued me and I absolutely wanted to work on another one. It took some time and the many projects I had came in between but it's finally here. It still feels special and even more so to know that it has found a home. I rarely draw for someone else than myself, but I am really happy I did. I hope you guys will enjoy and I hope the new owner of this one will too. I wish you all a good weekend and take care of your loved ones ❤

Description
"The madness, the tender craziness in her eyes. That spark of joyful insanity shining in the dark. I have spent countless hours and days staring at this wonder and I still cannot pinpoint what it is exactly that makes me feel serene whenever I drown in it.
I wish you could have seen the face of the Puppeteer when, losing his grip on me he went searching and track down the source of this change, he crossed that person and her gaze. Shock and fear, that all I could read on his face before he retreated in the shadows, for a while. In that instant, I felt happy and strong, protected by an unapologetic light.
Now, that's all sweet and beautiful, but she has not stopped staring at me ever since.."
-------
I have posted a similar one in January, "The Girl from the Fifth Floor" and I had a blast working on it at the time and was well received but most importantly it had resonated with someone to whom I offered it. Probably the first time that I had decided to let go of one of my drawings and I don't regret it. It made so much sense. Ever since this type of character always intrigued me and I absolutely wanted to work on another one. It took some time and the many projects I had came in between but it's finally here. It still feels special and even more so to know that it has found a home. I rarely draw for someone else than myself, but I am really happy I did. I hope you guys will enjoy and I hope the new owner of this one will too. I wish you all a good weekend and take care of your loved ones ❤