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18 days ago
A gouache painting of Hornet escaping from rising lava
A gouache painting of Lost Lace
Sketchbook pages with previous two paintings
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Posted On: October 19th 2026, 09:15 am
Day 18: ascend
Floor is lava so the only way is up

#hktober2026

[Silksong, fanart, gouache, daily art challenge]

Day 19: lost
Being consumed by the Void as a metaphor for depression
Comments (7)
jesetued 18 days ago

jesetued

OHHG MYYY LOOK AT THE LAVA!!!! And guys, who lost Laaaace😭😭 we need to find her now😔

appvllo 18 days ago

appvllo

The way you painted the lava is really cool, and the Void metaphor is also quite intriguing as well ! 🙏

orange_isopod 18 days ago

orange_isopod

i still remember when the trailer music played during the lava parkour, gotta top 10 most cinematic moments ever

im_kemmy_art 18 days ago

im_kemmy_art

These are gorgeous as always!! I love the way the lava is painted here

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