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Adventure Time Finn and Fionna leg tattoos
Fine line · Calf · Mixed · Photo
The top panel shows a black outline of Finn the Human's face with a smiling expression, framed by a green laurel wreath and a pink flower at the base. The lower panel shows a coloured version of Fionna with blonde hair and a bunny hat, set within a similar dark green wreath and pink flower. Both designs use clean, even linework with flat fills, and the photos are taken close up against a striped fabric background.
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A story inspired by this tattoo · fiction
Dolores Mahany wiped the chalkboard in the hall of Brine Villa every Monday, and every Tuesday the faces came back. There were always two. A round-headed boy in a hat drawn in one stroke, grinning as if he had just heard a joke at the end of the pier, and beside him a girl with long bunny ears and a yellow wig. Both sat inside a ring of leaves, and under each one bloomed a small pink flower, drawn with far more care than the rest of the board deserved.
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She blamed the lodgers first. The Pruitt sisters from Leeds had been arguing since the bank holiday over who had been first into the sea, and nobody would own up to anything. On Thursday she caught the culprit on the stairs at half past six: her nephew Ezra, nine years old, with a stub of blue chalk behind one ear and chalk up both wrists.
"They're not for the board," he said. "They're for the girl in room six. She's been crying into her pillow since Sunday."
Dolores sat on the bottom step beside him. The girl in room six had come down to breakfast the morning after her father drove off without her, and had not looked up from the comic left on the hall table since. Ezra had copied the faces from its cover. "The leaves are so they're not lonely," he explained. "Everyone needs something round them."
She did not wipe the board that Monday. Instead she bought a tin of pink mints, left one on every breakfast tray, and let the drawings stay. By August the girl from room six was painting a ring of leaves on her own sandals, and the chalk faces had smudged into the grey wood of the wall, still grinning at the sea.
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