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Madison Burch

17 July, 04:28

I'm entering an submission painting for my school's beta club and I want to make some Gijinka out of their logo.

Gijinka is a Japanese word that means making a inanimate object (like ... a logo) into a human.

Would this be a good idea and why? If so, what would she/he be doing? What would his/her name be?

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