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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

TERMS & CONDITIONS

🎁 “Pay What You Want” System

This Mystery Commission works under a pay what you want model.

❄️Accessibility❄️

I want these commissions to be within reach for more people this season, especially for those who may not always be able to commission art at full price.

No matter what you contribute, you will always receive a thoughtful, complete illustration made with care.

What changes with each contribution is simply the complexity —

things like the pose, the size of the composition, the level of extra details, or the perspective.

The heart and dedication behind the piece stay exactly the same.

✨️Each client is free to contribute whatever amount feels right for them✨️

📩 For More Information

If you’d like to know more before reserving a spot, feel free to message me: ( jepao ig, tiktok, tmblr)

DM me for any questions — no pressure, no commitment.

This little project is meant to be something fun and light to close the year,

So please don’t worry about anything. I’m happy to guide you through it. ✨

🎨 About the Surprise Artwork

●The format, level of detail, and type of illustration are determined according to the contribution received.

●Everything is created in full surprise mode — no choice of pose, composition.

●You will always receive a polished and complete piece within the range your contribution allows.

📦 What I Do Guarantee

●An illustration made with dedication.

●A finished piece delivered professionally.

●A result that matches the contribution level.

📜 Rules

-No changes, revisions, or requests for pose/style.

-Delivery within the announced dates

Well, now its Verso's turn... He exists in something that i would call a fragmented condition, between what is real and what should never have existed, he does not feel like a complete human being, but neither is he a simple creation on the canvas, he is the essence of a Verso that is no longer there, carrying memories that do not fully belong to him, and feeling a grief that he cannot resolve.

As far as we could see, for him the life inside the canvas does not have the same value as the "original" life. Not cuz its inhabitants do not breathe, feel or suffer, but cuz they are born from a brush, from an impulse or denial, a place where existence can be repeated, corrected, erased or remade without limit, life loses that fragility that makes it meaningful, this is where a question that i have questioned myself for years arises again:

What value is life if you can create and destroy it at will?

Verso understood that when life can be painted infinitely, death stops hurting, and when that happens there is no change and nothing transforms.

The Dessendre family lost reality by clinging to an artificial miracle, a world that allowed them to avoid grief while their real life was extinguished. And Verso, who only existed thanks to that evasion, sees the canvas as a symbolic root of the breakup of his family, a world that only exists cuz his family could not let go of the loss of their son, they preferred to create copies, illusions and lives that could be corrected instead of facing the irreparable.

From that perspective, destroying the canvas is not an act of hate, but rather liberation, it's not genocide in his mind, it's correction.

For him, saving the family means eliminating the world that was born of pain and perpetuated its ruin.

His identity is in a paradox, he is not the original verse, but he carries the love that he had for his sister, his sacrifice, with his desperation to save others, and from that distorted love, he thinks that erasing the canvas is the last act that the true verse would have been willing to do if he had had the power to prevent his family from being destroyed.

In the end i suppose that Verso represents an uncomfortable truth, life makes sense when its end is real, that grief only heals when loss is accepted and that in a world without limits, without death, without consequences it does not offer hope, only stagnation.

A week ago i finished Expedition 33, and the end of Verso left me thinking...

My plan was always to save the canvas, but when the time came history confronted me with something impossible to ignore: there is not always a path that repairs what was lost, sometimes the only real solution is to accept that the past is behind us and that we will not be able to return to it no matter how much we want to.

The line that Verso says to Maelle after their fight ended up being the heart of the end for me, "You have an incredible power to paint, you will never have to endure a life you don't like", was a reminder that even when your whole world is broken, we are still able to create from what is left, To imagine something new, not to get stuck in a version of life that no longer fits with who we are.

This ending did not seek to be perfect, it did not offer a clean resolution or a return to what it was, but from that imperfection was born the idea that the future is still open, Maelle can move forward, not to remake what was lost, but to build something different,authentic and her own.

It's a bittersweet ending, definitely, but one that left a light on, a certainty that as long as you have the ability to create, there's always a way forward.