The story: When I was a cute, loving boy, all I cared about was having fun contacts with girls and kissing them. My father, who outward seemed to be cool and loving but inside was an afraid, evil tyrant, banned it. Due to his plan to be hard and bully me in front of others, I got mentally ill. My mood dipped, and I was also told to go to my room. Nobody spoke up to stop him, and nobody showed me any love. I went down a dark road where I was ridiculed and bullied. Yet it was an effort to fit in, and I ended up facing severe depression years later as part of my hard life. They were all afraid, selfish, and evil on the inside, but on the outside, they seemed like cool, lovers. As a result of these fake-looking folks, my life got more tricky, confused, and frustrating. In a world where no one cared to offer me advice or explain themselves, I'll never know why they were so evil to me. It took 45 years for someone to finally admit to me that they aren't loving and do like being rude, as they truly dislike humans. That's why I've painted a man in the background; he looks peaceful, and his cute smile gives a sense that he is an empathetic, loving man. However, I've learned the hard way that looks are deceiving, so I need to be cautious. So, I've scrawled "Fake Look" and other phrases like "no empathy" at the front using graffiti letters because that's how people treat me. Being a graffiti artist is my lifelong dream, despite my mental illness, because it looks so cool—just like what ladies want. Rather than rules, perfection, and hard work, tribal art symbolizes my desire to live in freedom, simplicity, and tranquility; I believe this will improve the world.

Artwork Size & Ink Base:

Size: 42 x 52 cm.

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