KENNEDY
ONCE I'm done doing my sketch for the mural, I began to work on it. Asmodeus already gave me the creative freedom to do whatever I want. I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease knowing that Asmodeus was in the same house as me. However, I tried my best to focus on the task at hand and bring my artistic vision to life.
I decided to take inspiration from the bible and portray the most powerful archdevils in the demon world, Asmodeus, who he was named after, I guess. The main sin of Asmodeus in the bible was lust, I had to be careful not to make the painting too provocative or sensual. I wanted to capture the essence of his character without making it inappropriate.
The more I painted, the more I became engrossed in my work. I could feel my creative energy flowing freely, and my
