It was perfect. With the last few brush strokes he finished, looking at the eyelid he'd just perfected. It was a sweet paled pink, without eye shadow - she didn't need it. Her long golden hair lay over her left shoulder as she sat on the white wicker chair. Her eyes were closed in her heart-shaped face, as if she were napping. He had decided on a white tank top (bulged by her firm breasts) and red shorts that came halfway to her knees. He leaned forward, touching his brush to a knuckle, covering the blue discoloration that had peeked through. He was proud of his work. He sat back and waited for her to rot. It was Art.
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