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According to the Greek historian Herodotus
ready to scavenge and thrive where others falter
ancient strength meets fragile beauty—scale and petal sharing the same breath
The Mandrill comes out erasers-first to ruin any and all artwork he comes across
No Evil "Aurélien" - by Clinkers Layne & Aurélien Ellis Islands you will still be theWe have all heard the saying "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil". The saying's origins are traced back hundreds of years ago to Japan. Typically, the three wise monkeys are used to depict this saying on statues, artwork, knickknacks, etc. I thought it would be better to use skeletons for this design and instead of the skeletons simply covering their eyes, ears, and mouth with their hands, I thought it would be an awesome idea to have them