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When you feel my heat,
look into my eyes
It's where my demons hide,
it's where my demons hide...

(For almost 4 months, this "quick sketch" remained untouched.
Here, I drew a human for the first time, even though I don't really want to draw them at all.
+I don't have experience in drawing humans.

...
(The Judge, set me free!))

Addendum from February 15

Perhaps it's unclear what is meant here. Let me explain.

Initially, when I quickly sketched my idea from memory, there were no thoughts about what it meant. Only over time did I realize that this drawing represents my internal state.

This drawing revolves around the theme of inner demons (internal fears, weaknesses, and pains of a person). That's how the idea about this drawing came to me, even before fully understanding its theme.

So, I connected this drawing with this track(link to it is in the lines of the track itself, written at the very beginning of the description of the drawing). It also addresses the topic of inner demons.

For example, the first one is a woman(see the music video); she is crying and looking at a coffin where there is also a photo on the side, possibly depicting her parents. She experiences internal pain due to the loss of her parents.
The second - a young man, examining himself in the mirror. It can be understood that he has internal pain about his body image.
The third one experiences internal pain due to family violence, or maybe because, as I think, the father is an alcoholic. One of the two.

The phrase about the judge is also related to internal struggles (and possibly a reference to the next drawing for publication). It refers to the judge inside a person, I hope you understand what I mean.
And I linked this to my inability to draw humans. It seems like internal self-condemnation that I can't draw people properly, feeling untalented.

Why is there a dragon in it? I cannot say.

Perhaps it's not worth writing about sad things at all; no one is interested in reading about it, and it's worth sticking to a positive mood. But... not everything in a person's life is always positive; it's impossible.
Again, a person can create drawings whose content depends on their internal state at the time of creation, which is always different.

Description

When you feel my heat,
look into my eyes
It's where my demons hide,
it's where my demons hide...

(For almost 4 months, this "quick sketch" remained untouched.
Here, I drew a human for the first time, even though I don't really want to draw them at all.
+I don't have experience in drawing humans.

...
(The Judge, set me free!))

Addendum from February 15

Perhaps it's unclear what is meant here. Let me explain.

Initially, when I quickly sketched my idea from memory, there were no thoughts about what it meant. Only over time did I realize that this drawing represents my internal state.

This drawing revolves around the theme of inner demons (internal fears, weaknesses, and pains of a person). That's how the idea about this drawing came to me, even before fully understanding its theme.

So, I connected this drawing with this track(link to it is in the lines of the track itself, written at the very beginning of the description of the drawing). It also addresses the topic of inner demons.

For example, the first one is a woman(see the music video); she is crying and looking at a coffin where there is also a photo on the side, possibly depicting her parents. She experiences internal pain due to the loss of her parents.
The second - a young man, examining himself in the mirror. It can be understood that he has internal pain about his body image.
The third one experiences internal pain due to family violence, or maybe because, as I think, the father is an alcoholic. One of the two.

The phrase about the judge is also related to internal struggles (and possibly a reference to the next drawing for publication). It refers to the judge inside a person, I hope you understand what I mean.
And I linked this to my inability to draw humans. It seems like internal self-condemnation that I can't draw people properly, feeling untalented.

Why is there a dragon in it? I cannot say.

Perhaps it's not worth writing about sad things at all; no one is interested in reading about it, and it's worth sticking to a positive mood. But... not everything in a person's life is always positive; it's impossible.
Again, a person can create drawings whose content depends on their internal state at the time of creation, which is always different.