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Submitted: July 1, 2011
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It's Krasueby `ursulav

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Fantasy

UPDATE: Krasue T-shirts now available on Redbubble!
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Krasue loves long walks on the beach, the flesh of the living, giggles, boy bands, and tearing placentas from pregnant women who live near graveyards! Krasue hates thorn branchs and mean people! Krasue is from Thailand! Krasue would like to give you a big hug!

…What, you never wake up in the morning and think “How can I make something really horrific today?”

The Krasue or Kra-Sue, as it happens, is a Thai ghost that consists of a woman’s head or skull with its innards still attached at the neck. The description above is fairly accurate, except for maybe the bit about boy bands. Since it appears that my fate in life is to make things cute, I figured I’d see how far that could go.

Painting cute intestines is hard. (What's next? Cute Bay-kok? Cute Nuckalavee? I have no idea!)

Prints are available at Red Wombat Studio, because you totally know someone who needs this for the nursery, right? Of course you do. [link]

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~Mini-Wolfsbane Feb 12, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Wow.

Well, again, nice work!

~StarDragger Jan 31, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

I'm going to say what I said on the other one, to some extent or another:

Creepy but....disturbingly...cute.

~RandomClaire-chan Aug 16, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Wow.

What a tradition the Thai support!

Congratulations, you've depicted adorable innards!

~DanTessier84 Aug 12, 2011

I love these so much.

~GarnethRiparian Jul 14, 2011

Oh dude. You should do water babies next. They were supposed to be these little shriveled kind of things that lived in the water, and the Washoe Indians would throw scraps of food in the water and stuff to appease them... I think you'd like them