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" When the ballroom was finally quiet, the princess invited the young prisoner to a dance, even the moon couldn't help but frame the two lovers with her gentle light "

First a drawing for Talisto week! I really wanted to join but I could manage to do a sketch only, I'm so busy 😩 (I'm slow as f-),I'll try do some more prompt too hopefully! Meanwhile enjoy this 1 hour sketch ~

Anyways the story behind the art is,after the princess successfully brought Praxina back,she and Mephisto were expected to pay for their crimes, since Mephisto helped the princess when Praxina turned evil, he got less of punishment and became a prisoner/servant in Xeris castle. He and Talia already liked each other at that point and their feelings only grew stronger when he started "working" there, they began to see each other in secret at night.

In one of those nights, Xeris was holding a ball,Talia managed to sneak Mephisto in with one of his disguise, when everyone left he took his disguise off and they finally shared a dance away from peoples eyes 💚🩵

HELP ME GET THESE BUGS OFF MY BED

naughty child: i would unveil my terrible opus

We bring this news with deep sorrow. Due to an unexpected issue with her heart, Cat Frazier died June 29th, 2026. Creator of the Tumblr @animatedtext, Queen of Memes, and host of “Memesplaining” on Super Deluxe, she crafted a unique aesthetic by blending nostalgic and modern elements of design, producing meme formats that are still referenced daily. Beloved sister, dedicated friend, confidant, leader, and activist, her shoes will never be filled. She was able to relate to people in their worst moments and turn pain into laughter. She’d use art, jokes, and her wit to touch people’s lives. She cared about so many through her work– she made online and real world communities her friends, bringing people into her world and coming into theirs. She will be loved, missed, and always remembered. If you ever felt moved or touched by Cat’s work in life, we would deeply appreciate any contribution, no matter how small, to help lay her to rest in the way she deserves.

Lisa Frazier