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The fires that burned down the Fright were finally put out, ending the sudden outbursts of flames that destroyed the facility. Through the charred remains a photo was found attached to what was an employee ID card of some sorts. Despite aged by several decades and charred by the fire, the portrait was still visible. A portrait of an animatronic rabbit, blushing and smiling at the camera. It's sweet. While the rabbit may have been lost to time, the rabbit still lives on forever in this portrait.

Ayo!

Back with another portrait, this time of the good ol’ boy Springtrap. I made this portrait first with someone else in mind before making it into a solo piece after I was done drawing the other. Yes, I did shade but when I went to editing it further the shadows just disappeared and I couldn’t be bothered to add them back.

I’m...very happy with this drawing. It’s one of my favorite pieces I’ve done because I feel like I put a lot into it, both energy and thought. Regardless of what it can give off, my heart lies so much within it. This is the piece I look at and think “Yeah, my art is actually pretty good.” I’m happy with it—and that is all what matters to me.

He do be looking like Pikachu doe! Anyways, my idea for the drawing and for the description is that this a work ID picture taken for Spring at the Fright and this is the only thing that remains of him after a fire broke out. Ending of the description is ambiguous to whether or not he’s still around but that’s how it’s gonna be: whatever you want it to be!

Thanks for reading!

Description
The fires that burned down the Fright were finally put out, ending the sudden outbursts of flames that destroyed the facility. Through the charred remains a photo was found attached to what was an employee ID card of some sorts. Despite aged by several decades and charred by the fire, the portrait was still visible. A portrait of an animatronic rabbit, blushing and smiling at the camera. It's sweet. While the rabbit may have been lost to time, the rabbit still lives on forever in this portrait.

Ayo!

Back with another portrait, this time of the good ol’ boy Springtrap. I made this portrait first with someone else in mind before making it into a solo piece after I was done drawing the other. Yes, I did shade but when I went to editing it further the shadows just disappeared and I couldn’t be bothered to add them back.

I’m...very happy with this drawing. It’s one of my favorite pieces I’ve done because I feel like I put a lot into it, both energy and thought. Regardless of what it can give off, my heart lies so much within it. This is the piece I look at and think “Yeah, my art is actually pretty good.” I’m happy with it—and that is all what matters to me.

He do be looking like Pikachu doe! Anyways, my idea for the drawing and for the description is that this a work ID picture taken for Spring at the Fright and this is the only thing that remains of him after a fire broke out. Ending of the description is ambiguous to whether or not he’s still around but that’s how it’s gonna be: whatever you want it to be!

Thanks for reading!