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Flowers bore her


Japanese artist Kana Miyamoto is known for her sexualized little girl figures that often end up disturbing the viewer's  mind. She combines cute and endearing with depressing and morbid. In one painting, an innocent-looking girl tries to mutilate a teddy bear. In another, two gals try some transgressive sexual acts. Strange. But stranger women fascinate me even more.





If you like what you've seen here, then check out Kana's Pixiv Fanbox for more disturbing goodness.
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