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[Image Description] A digital realism painting of Han Jisung & Lee Know from Stray Kids. They are posing next to each other, Han on the left, who is resting arm on Lino's shoulder, who is to his right. Lino is leaning back against a 'wall' holding a red lollipop up to his lips. Both boys are looking slighly down at the the viewer. Han has burgundy hair that is mostly under a black bucket hat, with just his bangs showing. He is brown eyes are decorated with a dark brown to black smokey eye, with blue and pink graphic liner on the left side and a white heart under his left eye. His cheeks are covered with a galaxy of start freckles and opaque green stars, which cover his neck and arm. Han has three tattoos visible on his forearm - a small Jureumi, a UFO and phases of the moon. Han's nails are painted black with white designs on them and he has several simple finger tattoos. He has a pink and green septum double ring, a daisy medusa stud and a solid black gauge in his exposed ear. He wears a beaded necklace with the Gay Pride flag colours and a beaded bracelet in the Trans Flag colours, with a little green alien pendent hanging from it. He is wearing a black baggy tee-shirt that says "T4T". Next to him, Lino has silvery-purple hair, his dark brown eyes are decorated with soft brown smokey eye with glitter at the inner corners and a white graphic liner heart under his right eye. His face is peppered with a galaxy of star freckles and opaque pink stars that spread down his neck and arm. He wears a pink and green beaded necklace, has a beaded bracelet in the Gay Pride colours. In his ears he wears a pink alien stud with two plain green ones and he has a silver stud in his labret piercing. Lino is painted wearing a white baggy t-shirt that has a graphic that says "I (love heart)" with a simple drawing of a cat face with the Mars symbol around it. Lino has a small "Fuck Off" tattoo that shows on his inner middle finger, his nails are painted the opposite of Han's. They stand in front of a green and pink background, which flows over to the foreground in both roughly painterly strokes and doodled stars and circles.