Apr 4, 2025
Julissa, 1969
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Julissa, 1969
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Julissa
Julissa in her room, january 2025
I hardly ever talk on here! I love to sing c: wanted to share. here’s my cover of Everybody’s Business by Kehlani
La muerte viviente (1971)
AKA Isle of the Snake People; Snake People
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julissa 💕
hi jade! i just wanted to pop in and say thank you for those beautiful tags you left under my artwork!! not to be dramatic, but they made me very emotional and really cheered me up!
i love that your senses were so involved, that's honestly the best compliment and totally what i hope to achieve whenever i draw anything. so thank you thank you thank you! you made my day 💙
julissaaa!!! hi omg sorry for getting to this late.
the first time i actually saw it was in feb, and i remember it actually MOVED me, but i was on a hiatus then, so i swore to say something when i get back (then i forgot 💀).
i could always find appreciation in every art but this one’s really special! i believe in zooming in for the details but this one is like—and im not exaggerating—love at first sight 🥹 captivated me immediately at first look. i think it’s because, yes, it was a very specific and personal sensory experience for me! captured the spirit of an ethereal gallavich morning scene. it hits all the right spots.
so, thank YOU for this! and for your art in general, love love love ur work 💙 on my knees for more 🙏
La maldición de la Llorona (The Curse of the Crying Woman, 1963)
"Only a few hours to go, Amelia. At midnight sharp, the bell will ring announcing the life... and death of our dynasty."