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Beauty is common in this world. Everyone wants to look pretty and wanted in society but people need to understand that even flaws look pretty and unique in this painting. I wanted to represent flaws that are unlike others. This artwork reflects the beauty of imperfections, challenging conventional standards and embracing authenticity. It encourages self-acceptance and celebrates the diversity of human experiences. Through this, I advocate for a more inclusive definition of beauty one that values uniqueness and individuality. The painting is a reminder that imperfections are not flaws to be corrected but rather features that add depth and character to our lives.