Cam

First off, the age old question: Am I thinking too hard about this? Yes. But I'm having fun and I'm making it all your guys' problem.

To put on a mask is to conceal oneself. You hide to fit in. You hide to protect yourself. But the mask itself is unique. Her own face, carved into a smile, with rosey cheeks and heart shaped lips. An image of what she wants you to see. And on the inside. What does she see that mirror? Does it give her peace knowing only she can see her true self? Or is there something distorted and foreign in that reflection?

I hope it's the former.

Also! I had two lines in mind while drawing this. They don't fit in my ramble so I'm putting them here.

"Look, here she comes now. Bow down and stare in wonder. Oh, how we love you. No flaws when you're pretending." - Everybody's Fool by Evanescence"