New King Charles painting and the All Saints and The Occult
 

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Mmm don't like it.

Really sorry to say but to me it looks absolutely hideous.

I think I might be in the minority but I think he has been painted very well and I like the colouring, against a blank white wall, it would be pretty stunning

It's definitely a skilled piece of artwork. Though I am questioning the choice to make him look like he's the King of Hell.

Rather apt I’d say ..


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:joker: poor Charles

It's very striking, and does him justice.

Hear hear

Beautiful piece of art.
Would go lovely in my front room.

it looks like he has been captured by an abzorbaloff

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I like it…breaking with tradition. A modern king :hee:

The features are well painted but the concept is not for me.

literally not one member saw the occult thing

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I think it looks satanic. The butterfly is a symbol of mind control. The black eyes are a demonic entity.

:hmph: I did just didnt think it was worth mentioning

Really...? never heard that before, did you make it up? maybe you can link an article?


From google

Butterflies have long been held in high regard for their profound symbolic significance, embodying the ideas of transformation, rebirth, and spiritual growth. Across various cultures and literary traditions, the meaning of a butterfly can vary, but its essence remains the same. As spirit animals, butterflies represent renewal, inner strength, and the incredible power of transformation. They bring with them a sense of joy and happiness, instilling in us hope and optimism. In dreams, butterflies can serve as a symbol of personal growth, taking us on a spiritual journey towards transformation. Even the color of a butterfly can hold significance, with red representing intensity and passion, yellow symbolizing happiness and spiritual energy, blue signifying personal growth and communication, and brown associated with health, wellness, and nurturing. Different cultures, including the Japanese, Roman, Greek, Philippine, and Celtic, have their own interpretations and folklore surrounding these enchanting creatures. Butterfly tattoos are commonly chosen for their symbolic meanings, such as freedom, rebirth, transformation, and personal experiences. In some cultures, like Taiwan and Celtic regions, butterflies are considered to bring good luck. All in all, butterflies symbolize the human experience, constantly reminding us of our potential for growth and change.

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I think it's absolutely stunning. Everytime I look at it I see a detail I missed. It's so unexpected, so unusual, it's a masterpiece.

I like it
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