IF HISTORICAL EXECUTIONS WERE PEOPLE

[@ofsomeimportance]

Babe wake up lavender towne is drawing random stuff as humans again

[@threeeighthsOFTZATZIKI]

"Oh here she goes again... Turning stuff into humans!"

[@StrangersCallMeHantu]

​@@threeeighthsOFTZATZIKI "I wonder what's next... Perhaps she'll turn random house rooms into humans???"

[@Viewergallery]

"Don't worry honey, it's just a phase"

[@SerenellaMoon]

YAY

[@Melanie-b7c]

Fr though 😂

[@biscylbenzene]

the short, choppy haircut on the guillotine girl is actually perfect, cause during the french rev it was standard practice when sending someone to the national razor to cut off as much hair as possible as quickly as possible right before execution so it wouldn't interfere with the blade - which, morbidly enough, actually became a popular hairstyle referred to as "coiffure à la victime" (hairstyle like the victims')

[@novelle.27]

correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t the French Revolution where the gender norm for men to have short hair came from?

[@biscylbenzene]

@ i don’t know about that, but from what i understand because of the societal shift towards democratic values, ancient rome became cool again and with that so did ancient roman haircuts. so the shortly cropped look became a popular style, as well as a way for the people of france to distance themselves from the gaudy and elaborate powdered wigs of the second estate! it was a popular look for both men and women though, so unfortunately i couldn’t say when it became a gendered thing :[

[@I-lunakit-I]

I love how during the Reign of Terror they literally referred to the guillotine as “Madame Guillotine” as if it were a person. I think it would be fun if she had no real name, just “Madame Guillotine” in homage.

[@Ruler_of_theUniverse]

This is especially perfect since the guillotine was named after a person so it's already sort of a name!

[@CheeseyCat252]

This is the new name for the Guillotine

[@strawborggy999]

Ah, don't I love a soft voice woman talking about executions 🥰🥰

[@pandoratheclay]

You should have seen her talk about prion diseases 😊

[@strawborggy999]

​@@pandoratheclay I did lol

[@Online_Dreamz_official]

Woah Nifty r u trying to get inspirations on executing Adam🥰🥰

[@slipknotboy555]

Same! And like, anything else she'd wanna talk about, haha

[@AutumnWillow12]

@@Online_Dreamz_officialfr lol 😂

[@highshipper9222]

Guillotine: Marie Anne (self explanatory) Aqua Tofana: Isolde (ice cold, untouchable) Pyre: Alev (flame, brightness, Light) Bog bodies: Boglarka (little bog)

[@moonieistired7263]

Really cute names! Since they’re all assassins, I wanna give them aliases - Anne: National Razor (kind of self-explanatory too), Robin Hood, or Metallic Angel Isolde: Lady Nightshade (because of one of the main ingredients of the poison) Alev: Phoenix (half because mystical Firebird, other half because people are enchanted by her) Boglarka: Bronze Siren (Referring to the cuffs) or Boogeyman (because she seems to just follow you wherever you go)

[@highshipper9222]

@ I love those!

[@Milky-Way72]

what does Anne mean

[@highshipper9222]

@ "He (God) has favored me"

[@moonieistired7263]

@ I think it’s referring to one of the most famous victims of the guillotine, Marie Antoinette

[@Eazypeazy13]

“starting with the guillotine🥰🥰🥰” I LOVE YOU

[@Frognosis]

Geneviève for the guillotine girl, there was a saint in Paris named Geneviève, plus the name kinda fits her, the name also means ‘fair one’, which makes sense for her acting out of what she thought was ‘justice’

[@cloalex5o]

love this one!

[@Anthornn]

Yes! I can totally see it!

[@0mnicorn]

I think fair one is referring to beauty rather than justice though

[@verbulent_flow6229]

I mean, more just than kings

[@LoisBURLING-d6r]

Gille would be a great nickname for those who can’t pronounce that

[@_personified_lethargy_]

the way she talks about graphic, bone chilling massacres as if she's reading a children's bedtime story 😭

[@katbek3099]

Great right!☺️

[@Mac_likes_soup]

The fact that I watch her videos before bed because it’s relaxing too

[@CAmintronics101]

7:23 I absolutely love the detail of the broken heart in the clothes. It’s such a good nod to that this was to end terrible marriages. I absolutely loved your designs and I learned something new today with this video so that’s a double bonus for me!

[@Squiglenoodles]

Right like on top of awesome designs I'm actually learning new things like I always thought the guillotine was made to be a crueller way of killing someone but apparently it was supposed to be less cruel😨

[@vladivoices]

Amazing designs as always, and love learning the history! Guillotine: Clementine (French name meaning "mild" and "merciful") Aqua Tofana: Carlotta (Italian name meaning “free woman” or “petite”) Stake: Daniela (Christian name meaning “God is my judge”) Bog Bodies: Thistle (A thorny plant & symbol of resilience, strength)

[@hackshackers3513]

this is my vote i vote for these

[@author_of_the_year]

I really like Daniela for Stake girl

[@Flufferz_The_Black_Leopard]

This one for sure

[@RedRaven64]

wait these are so good

[@Jellydoughnuthole]

Holy shit that's what I should name my cat thistle oh my God, thank you. Kind stranger. Now I won't have another mixup like when I named my dog ataxia and then all of my neighbors didn't want to talk to me for like a week

[@sparkypopcorn6494]

What if sleep disorders were people? 1: Insomnia 2: Coma 3: Sleep walker (Wow, thanks for all the likes everybody!)

[@Squiglenoodles]

OMG SHE NEEDS TO SEE THIS THEN I CAN USE INSOMNIA AS MY PFP🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@GhostGirlDreaming]

Yesssss

[@cherry_playz1818]

Please make this lavender town. I'm such a heavy sleeper I. Would love to see you make a drawing of this.

[@CallmeOzymandias]

​@SquiglenoodlesYes!

[@KITSUNEKID333]

coma is crazy

[@writeon2593]

3:18 I think a good name for the Aqua Tofana girl would be Juliet. It's similar to Juliana, and it's connected to not just romance, but deadly romance. If my source is correct, Romeo dies by poison, thinking that Juliet is dead, only for Juliet to wake up and find him dead. I don't think any other name could be more fitting.

[@giannabanana6175]

This is genius

[@cloalex5o]

that's great! i'm a Shakespeare girly so i looove this answer

[@Biggestgayestbird]

Perfect call!

[@shroompunk285]

Can’t argue with that! Love me a Shayspar ref

[@MonoDress]

I swear… I could never have this much creativity 😭

[@Kumi_the_music_enthusiast9797]

Frr The creativity is almost godly-

[@abiliv-lf9tz]

Honestly Creativity is hard so instead I'll jus research sum And draw based off vibes 💀

[@froggycolouring]

Right I only ever draw fanart of preexisting characters because I can’t even come up with anything, meanwhile theres people doing stuff like this 😭😭

[@Remidii]

Just like drawing itself, creativity is also a skill that needs to be practiced and polished. You could be this creative, you just have to be willing to put in the work!

[@christyspring4948]

Fun fact: The bog punishment was a very brutal one (duh and idk if this was mentioned on that part) because the moss and other components didn’t fully kill you, it was used because nothing in the bog would be able to set your soul free from you body, so your body would be slowly decaying and mummifying while you are still aware and awake. Also a bog body would have a change of hair and skin because of the other components of the bog!

[@Mentalstability-t5m]

I mean you wouldn't have to suffer for too long, as you'd probably die in like three days from dehydration

[@thefantasylife]

@@Mentalstability-t5m 3 days is still a long time especially considering you'd be in one position doing nothing

[@Mentalstability-t5m]

@@thefantasylife Yeah it's still a long time, but you probably wouldn't feel your body decaying. You'd feel the bugs though 😬

[@Jammy_Jammy]

LAVENDERTOWNE MAKING VIDEOS CALLED “if ____ deadly thing was a design” IS MY FAVORITE GENRE

[@Nyx_ofthenight]

11:54 I'm not an anthropologist/archaeologist, my specialty is not hominids, but I am a paleontologist so I know preservation. Peat bogs are a wild combination of factors leading to their effectiveness in preservation. Many different bogs around the world will preserve things, but some better than others (not all will preserve soft tissues, or only certain kinds of tissues for example) depending on their conditions, location, and type. There are three main factors that make bogs natural mummifiers: pH, oxygen, and temperature. As the old peat decomposes it produces acids that drop the pH of the water, making it similar to that of vinegar, which results in the bogs essentially pickling organic material in them. If you've ever pickled vegetables, you know this can make them last a very very long time, similar concept. Secondly, the bogs are a highly hypoxic to anoxic environment, meaning they have very little to no oxygen, due to lack of drainage and the decomposing peat. There are microbes that do not require oxygen, but the ones responsible for decomposition do (this is part of how algal blooms become a problem), without any excess oxygen the bugs can't do their work. And lastly, temperature, many bogs are very cold which acts to slow microbial activity. Again, think about putting milk and eggs in the fridge so they last longer, less bacterial activity. The main ways soft tissue of animals survives long term are: anoxia, desiccation (drying out), freezing, acidity, permineralization, rapid burial, and amber encapsulation. Bogs have 2-3 all in one! Bogs preservation is basically like putting something in a pickling jar with no oxygen and then putting it in the fridge. Very safe. Kinda gross, but about as safe from natural decomposition processes as something can be naturally.

[@CelesteO-h6w]

This series just keeps getting more and more unhinged xD

[@CassyBug]

That's the best part

[@bleakautomaton4808]

Other terrible methods of death include the Brazen Bull, the Rack, drawing and quartering, being covered in honey and bugs on a boat (forgot the name), and the London Tower had its share of horrors.

[@abiliv-lf9tz]

And that one with the bamboo stick 💀

[@alilnerd]

don't forget the blood eagle!

[@bookworm0414]

Think there was one with rats and fire, where the rats eat through the guilty to escape the fire

[@andrewfleming2074]

The bug boat thing would be 'scaphism'. As far as deaths go, getting locked between a set of wooden boxes then left to *literally* rot in your own filth while bugs eat into you is a hell of a way to go. 💀

[@Leilaro1324]

Lets not forget Poena Cullei

[@garbageenthusiasm4588]

I think a cool idea for your drawing ___ as people series would be drawings common idioms as people. Like the phrase "plenty of fish in the sea" could be something like a person made of fish. I love your videos ❤

[@HelloFam]

Like a piece of cake!

[@Soul_Sunnyyyy]

I love how Lavendertowne draws her eyes! She always pushes her expressions to the extreme and isnt too scared to push the limits. I love it sm ♡

[@v1rzen]

Guillotine: Josephine (feminine version of the creator's first name) Aqua Tofana: Cersei (name of a witch from Greek mythology) Pyre: Seraphina (relates to fire but also the angels) Bog bodies: Petra (like petrified)

[@misssimp9907]

Oh my god I didn’t even know I wanted this series😭 For the guillotine name wise I’d say Eloise! It’s French, medieval, and to me it sounds energetic!

[@moonieistired7263]

That’s so pretty wait!

[@RidiculouslyRandomProductions]

Nice! I chose Gisèlle cuz it’s also French, sounds like guillotine, and it sounds cheerful and happy with a deadly undertone…

[@AutumnWillow12]

@RidiculouslyRandomProductions✨👌💅

[@saddlebag]

Her surname (not that it matters) could probably still be Guillotin, since the execution tool was named after someone’s surname. Not sure why you would name a method of killing someone after a person, doesn’t seem like the sort of thing someone would want to be associated with like that.

[@isabellaofangouleme3984]

the guillotine didn’t exist in the middle ages, it was invented in the 18th century

[@sigamigs]

Guillotine Gal: "I'M HUNGRY FOR ROYALTY"

[@slipknotboy555]

Or for modern times, the bourgeoisie ;)

[@Sable-Table]

contrary to popular belief, being burned at the stake was more rare than people say! they'd usually throw the "witch" into water, and if she drowned, she was innocent, and if she survived, she would be burned. still, the stake was an execution method that *was* used lmao, the drowning method was jst more common as far as i'm aware edit: these are notes i’ve collected reading the replies btw feel free to correct me if this info is wrong!! (credit to @vegetable_warmth !!) ↓ burning at the stake was fairly rare, like i said before, much less common than most people would think/say, which is becoming more common information as far as i’ve seen. the stake takes a lot of resources, and honestly, “witches” weren't really “important” enough to be burned. the drowning method was also rarer than i made it seem in my original comment. usually the “witch” would be stoned, hanged, tortured (to death), banished, etc. you're meant to fish the “witch” out of the lake before she dies, otherwise it's murder. (in most documented cases, history is weird, it's bound to be used a different way *somewhere* 🤷‍♀️) one of the only actual cases of “witches” being burned at the stake was in scotland, in the early modern period, which was also very rare. (credit to @Floppy-cat_ !!) ↓ mary tudor/mary I (more commonly known as bloody mary) burned almost 300 people at the stake for being protestant/not being catholic. burning at the stake wouldn't be the worst way to die, because you'd (in some cases) get your lungs filled up by smoke and suffocate, or your nerve endings would get burned and you wouldn't be able to feel the fire because, well, 3rd degree burns. (credit to @aquilaorion3531 !!) ↓ the swimming test, again, wasn't as common as i made it seem originally. it also was banned in many european countries (darn those europeans, never letting us have any fun /j /nsrs). a more common test was checking for a “witch's mark/the witch’s teat” (extra nipple they use to feed their “familiar”). - again, sorry if i got anything wrong, i was basing most of this information off of replies i got, feel free to correct me!!

[@AsterWi]

among us type beat

[@dealtrial151]

Also in Salem, which is were most people think of when in relation to the witch trials, they were hung

[@Sable-Table]

@@dealtrial151 true!! forgot to mention that lmao

[@I-lunakit-I]

@@dealtrial151or stoned

[@xxVega]

Damn so you die either way-

[@Violets-Archive]

Name ideas: Gullotine: Marie, obvious reason due to the French Revolution & Marie Antoinette Aqua Tofana: Belladonna, a possible poison in the concoction as well as meaning “Beautiful lady” Stake: Joan, St. Joan of Arc was burned at the stake after being found out to be a woman in France’s military Bog Bodies: Shenandoah, this is a river in North America that was traversed by many settlers in the 19th Century. There is also a song about the river, which is really beautiful!

[@theShimmeringRain]

Joan of Arc was executed by the English for heresy.

[@budgiebirdgasp]

"starting with a guillotine" 😄 omg that made me spit out my water- i was not expecting her to sound so happy XD

[@CaptainRed666]

2:48 AHHH THE SIX REFERENCE, WE LOVE YOU LAVENDERTOWNE

[@Daughter_of_Hades12]

I WAS WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO POINT THIS OUT!! I LOVE THE SIX REFRENCE!

[@laliune]

EXACTLY AHHSHIHSGUIGFYGH THANK YOU LAVENDERTOWNE!!!!!!!!

[@ducks_ruleda_world]

IKR I LOVE SIX! I saw it live in a nearby theater off broadway LIFE CHANGING!

[@Daughter_of_Hades12]

@@ducks_ruleda_world LUCKY!!

[@ducks_ruleda_world]

@Daughter_of_Hades12 FELLOW PJO FAN SPOTTED!

[@domanickclair9108]

13:30 lavender towne saying “among us Skibidi” WAS on my 2024 bingo card

[@Raindrrrop]

I have a name suggestion that might be kinda basic but I think that the aqua tofana one should be called; Bella D’Angelo (Bella for the poison’s ingredients and D’Angelo (meaning angel)as a Italian last name also as how she’ll make you ‘go to heaven’. I think it also works as a sweet unexpecting name related to how often the poison was used very often without the victims knowledge.

[@linniepinnie8283]

I LOVE THAT!!! (it's not basic just so you know)

[@Raindrrrop]

@ thanks lol 😅

[@cookiecomments846]

I’m super sick rn so it’s really nice to have a calm video to watch

[@cravinguravity]

hope u get well soonn

[@ModernAlexis-z3j]

I hope you feel better soon!!!

[@Vampyaiv]

I’m very sick too twins

[@merriellenroselette5191]

Absolutely love this. I bet that poison girl would know the poison gang from that other episode. I have a suggestion: Medical Tools through out the ages as people?

[@echopan3274]

I love how your drawings are so cute and slightly scary at the same time I am obsessed with diseases, plagues, poisons, executions, witches, illnesses etc Your channel literally feels like a gift from the heavens or something

[@Melomeda]

For the guillotine person, I recommend naming her Trista. It’s a French name that means “sorrowful sword” and it plays on the fact that the guillotine is French and that it brings sorrow. The second girl I recommend naming Era. It is a play on “erode” I made myself (erode-ero-era) and it also is a reference to past times that no longer are needed. And for the “burning-at-the-stake” girl, I recommend Cinder. Finally, I recommend Nea for the last girl. It’s short for Neanderthal, since a lot of bog bodies are Neanderthals. Great art as always, keep it up :D

[@mayonnaise_haphazard]

I really don't understand how she can come up with so many designs for the most random themes every time 😭😭

[@lillianheath9666]

12:06 HI! I’m a archaeology major and I have some fun facts about why bog bodies are so well preserved. The lack of oxygen helps preserve the body, along with high levels of acid like you said!

[@Eclipsecantdraw]

Guillotine: Genevieve (I saw another comment with this) Aqua tofana: Francesca (Meaning free in Italian like how they would free themselves from their husbands. Also the woman who made it was Italian) Stake: Calida (meaning heated or fiery) Bog bodies: Azaliyah (meaning azalea flower and everlasting kinda how the bodies preserved)

[@mimicray]

I think the bog girl should just be named "Bog", although most give her nicknames like Bogy cause they think it sounds better alternatively, "Myra", if you don't like the sound of Bog, it translates to "the bog" from my language, so I still get my way :P

[@Papsi-ol6qy]

Lavender: my first character will be based off a guillotine what should I name her? My anime brain: Aura the Guillotine

[@Fymo_Exists]

Name ideas! Guillotine- Maurine (Means rebellious woman) Aquatofana- Belladonna (Means poison) The stake- Calida (Means fire) The bog bodies- Marais (Means marsh)

[@BaobhanloreArt]

Guillotine: Marie Aqua Tofana: Isaree (thai name meaning freedom, also ice cold reference) Pyre: Kennina (Scottish name meaning fire born) Bog Bodies: Rattlin (reference to a Celtic folk song called the Rattlin' Bog)

[@siilycatt]

AH YESS i'm sewing and badly needed something to listen to THANK YOU THIS IS PERFECT

[@aubrey3322]

i love how soothingly u talk abt such macabre stuff lol

[@FuzZy_S0cKz]

Crazy title lmao

[@krystalbeckerleg9432]

That isn’t funny bro

[@FuzZy_S0cKz]

@krystalbeckerleg9432 okay "bro", idc lol

[@theflipingmoon8]

Dont u just hate it when the execution is deadly...? ALSO YOURE GETTING MORE AND MORE CREATIVE EVERY DAY LOVE IT

[@TheDarkArtistYT]

Lol

[@Trans_Belos_Fan]

OH HELL YEAH, DARK THINGS AS CHARACTERS IS BACK BABY!!!

[@d-wp1pc]

I love this series sooo muchhh

[@ModernAlexis-z3j]

LESSSSS GOOOOOOO

[@Combes_]

ALSKAJAHhhHzj "Don't lose your head!" MY THEATRE KID SENSES ARE TINGLING!!

[@Fever-dreams0]

2:42 Since she’s a guillotine her name should be gilla or Gia

[@Fever-dreams0]

Mora means “star of the sea” since aqua is in the name of the poison so is mora a good name? 5:52

[@Fever-dreams0]

9:09 Alana means “fire” as well

[@Fever-dreams0]

Hestia is the goddess of sacrifices is “Hestia” a good name? 11:10

[@Y2KNW]

Or Tara, given how often the guillotine was used more during the Reign of Terror than the revolution itself.

[@ImthatSV]

THE QUEEN HAS ARRIVED YALL!

[@NearsightedNarhwal]

I love when Ms. Lavender makes cute characters out of deadly poisons and objects

[@StrawberryTheArtist]

Yay!! A new LavenderTowne vid!! :D

[@l-LemonAndLime-l]

You should do "if terrifying creatures were humans"!!

[@AlannaArtroid]

I've got some name ideas! Guillotine: *Genevieve* (a French name, since she's most famous for the French Revolution) Aqua Tofana: *Amora* (a Spanish name meaning "love", because it was used under the guise of "love") Burned at the Stake: *Burnadette* (self explanatory) Bog: *Tannin* (a bog chemical that prevents decomposition)

[@seraphiinas]

i feel like juliet would be a fitting name for the aqua tofana girl - it has connections both to julia, as in julia tofana, and of course, it has associations with romance ending in tragedy, which goes neatly with the theme of marriage and the tragedy the women faced at the hands of their husbands, as well as the demise of their “romeo”. side note; thank you for using the name i suggested in the last video! it feels so cool to be seen by longtime my favorite youtuber.

[@queenbee3561]

Woah! That’s actually pretty awesome!

[@connorking9680]

Name ideas Guillotine-Millie after the silent mill or max (after Maximilien Robespierre who led the French rev) Aqua Tofana- Paloma (similar to where it originated Palermo Sicily) Pire- Ashley (like ash) or Sutton (after soot) or ember (after embers) Bog- Fenway or fenn(English name meaning through the fen/marsh) English name due to many being found in the uk and Ireland

[@CatNappingwithsleep]

For the first girl I feel Genesis would be a perfect name for her FYI: I LOVE HER ART STYLE, Inspires me to keep drawing and to be creative thanks Lavender✨✨

[@Adriana_does_stuff]

I know that the topic of the video is kind of disturbing and scary, the soft voice and the speed paints calm me down. I wat h these videos for comfort lol😂

[@megtrapmaid]

Aqua Tofana: Beldam (the romanian spirit that protects forests from humans. It reminds me of Beladona, one of it's contents) or Inodora (called "Nora" by others who don't know her nature), (means a chemic without any smell).

[@LowPolygonFool]

I just love when Lavendertowne makes things meant to kill people INTO people. Wonderfuo

[@Sketchbookmuncher]

THIS IS SUCH A BANGER

[@noxos482]

YESS MORE CHARACTERS BASED ON THINGS (I absolutely love hearing about whatever she’s turning into characters while watching her drawing, it’s my favourite kind of video from her ❤)

[@Weasel-Wesel]

Gullotine: Zeva (meaning blade) Aqua Tofana: Delphine (meaning poisonous dolphin) Burned: Hestia (The Greek goddess of Fire) Bog bodies: Ephigenie (meaning sacrifice)

[@seaemji8591]

What do you mean "poisonous" dolphin ? Doesn't it just mean dolphin ?

[@ChantelleArts]

This has got to be the craziest concept for characters yet 😂

[@BoatherainwingYT2014]

Wake up the queen has posted

[@graywing6336]

I’d love for you to continue this series!! These were such cool designs

[@Eggztheman]

Sorry im late but I have quite a few name suggestions Guillotine: - Lunette (part of a guillotine) -Severette/Severin (from sever) -The Red Widow/La Veuve Rouge (another name used for a guillotine) -Marie Antoinette (Self-explanatory though I do feel this one is kinda boring and not necessarily the best one to choose) Aqua Tofana: (not many for this one) -Juila or Tofana (self-explanatory) -Aqualin, Aqualina, or any other name-sounding variation of aqua (self-explanatory) Pyre (just gonna list a bunch of names that mean fire or burning or something like that) -Seraphina, Aithne, Ember, Calida, Hestia, Abellona, Fiamma, Apollo, Eliane, etc. (personally I like all the ones that come from religion and whatnot because it is ironic and can possibly show that aspect of it more?) Bog Bodies: (again could only really think of 2) -Mosley or Rusk (both mean bog) Ty to anyone who reads this. And if you did, please let me know if you liked my ideas!

[@ariannay766]

HECK YEAH THIS IS THE KIND OF CONTENT I COME TO LAVENDERTOWNE FOR /lh I do love all your videos but like, the personified poisons and plagues ones are some of my favorites so this is right up my alley

[@A_weirdo_was_here]

9:30 Ginger or Fira would be cool

[@FreshFries-135]

I think doing some flowers and plants would be super cool (finding some is hard because many plants are soo pretty!!!) but you can pick some favorites or rare or poisonous plants or you can ask us!! (Also I'm so happy I've been waiting for a new video and you did not disappoint) ♡♡♡

[@seventeen_nights7368]

Guillotine: Anne-Marie (Anne bolyn and Marie Antoinette) Aqua Tofana: Liberty (freeing the women from their husband) Pyre: Grace/Mercy (both Religious words and actual names lol) Bog Bodies: for some reason I cant get my mind off her being called something like fern but I couldnt tell you why

[@That_Furry_Star]

I have some name ideas! *Guillotine*: Mortelle (French for “deadly”) *Poison Perfume*: Twilight (Because belladonna is also known as nightshade!) *Burning Stake*: Pyre (just another word or it, not that creative)

[@airy214]

most assians/ killers have titles so instead of names like everyone else i'm doing titles :D guillotine: blade of the people aqua tofana: matchbreaker (you know like a matchmaker get it?) pyre: the false holy flame bog bodies: everlasting gift of the bog

[@Mina.___TheArtist]

I love how the goutiness is such an anti-hero.

[@Boytherian_GoldenRetriever]

AAAH THE DONT LOSE YOUR HEAD FROM SIX THE MUSICAL!!!!(in the guillotine character part) I DONT KNOW IF THIS IS TOO MUCH OF A FANBOY TO ACTUALLY SEE IF ITS A RELATION BUT OMGGGGGGG!!!!! also Gila for Gilloutine, (pronounced G-E-la)

[@therabidcyndaquil6330]

The timeliness of this GETS me

[@R03a_v]

Guillotine looks like a Victoria, no reason behind that. But can you do more deadly flowers/plants as humans? I rlly enjoyed those.

[@NinjinOyunbold-te1cg]

Lavender be like having the softest and sweetest voice but be drawing stuff that are a bit dark😂

[@MushrooomGirl]

1:28 now thats some atsushi type s💀

[@good_boy1]

BSD FAN?? (0 Д0)!!

[@MushrooomGirl]

@ YES OFC😍

[@DontLookAtMe_-.]

FELLOW BSD FAN

[@Winterwonderland6641]

BSD FAN SPOTTED?!

[@4KATSU333]

Bsd mentioned

[@AraScythe]

Love this video and the creative inspiration! I always enjoy watching your character design videos - hearing your thought process behind each design choice, and then seeing them come together so well. I do love all your videos though! Thank you for sharing them. 🥰

[@cheerio1485]

Something like Gillette would be interesting name for the guillotiné character

[@Mac_likes_soup]

I love learning about all the historical research you do! I’ve never been one to enjoy listening to my school teachers lectures but the way you tie facts with mystery and art is so entertaining

[@moonbear7415]

Name ideas! First girl: Sabrer (French for Slash) Second girl: Fifi Third girl: Eldi (Icelandic for Fire) Fourth girl: Gizli (Azerbaijani for Hidden)

[@troubledartist8902]

Oh my gosh I know I'm going to absolutely love this series! I have a few characters based off such topics myself! I have one for guanching, gibbeting, and scaphism! : D

[@H3llskids]

How are you so fast at making such amazing videos 😭❤️❤️❤️

[@viperxvii]

Love all these designs, especially all the lil details and applications from your research! Can't pick a favorite, but Guillotine's features instantly intrigued, and "Bog Bodies" surprised me with how well it all came together when the colors came in.

[@theamydim]

I think it's only right that guillotine's name is Marianne! I saw somebody suggest the same thing, but connecting it to Marie Antoinette or Anne Boleyn, but Marianne is also the name of France's allegorical personification (like the US has Columbia, the brits have Britannia, Germany's Germania, etc)! Her most famous depiction is in Eugene Delacroix's "Liberty leading the people" (Marianne and "Liberty" often being one in the same). Can't think of any better name for this bloody vigilante :)

[@s0larrr-k1q]

names!! guillotine: gigi aqua tofana: julie pyre: ember big bodies: bindie (bin-dee)

[@playfulwriter9796]

Gullitone girl should be Anne/Annamarie after decapitated queens

[@ParanormalPancakeX]

Dude aqua tofana is my favorite thing to yap about and i love seeing it mentioned!!

[@BEANS4LIFE_13]

9:35 her name should be Agni, which means fire. :)

[@aprilchen-dg2nn]

No pyro or ignus means fire

[@That_demon_thing]

I’m honestly surprised you didn’t do a blood eagle character. A character with rib wings sounds awesome, that and the method is horrifying.

[@TheTangentExpress]

Guillotine: Paix ("peace") or Reine ("queen") Aqua Tofana: Peonia (peony flower; symbolizes "happy marriage") Pyre: Lucerna ("lamp/lantern") Bog Burial: Kaia ("mother earth")

[@emace2425]

Lavendertowne your creativity inspires me cuz literally this is amazing

[@PrincessMacron]

Pyra for burnt at the stake Bella for auqatofana (did I spell that right?) And Marie for guiotine

[@Monkebs45]

I LOVE these designs! For names, I like Marie or Annie for the guillotine girl, because Marie Antoinette, Bella, Donna or Julie for Aqua Tofana, first two after Belladonna, the poison, and Julie for the creator, plus it sounds very sweet, Temperance or something similar, a Puritan-esque virtue name for the fire girl, or maybe Morgan after Morgan le Fay, the Arthurian witch, and for the Bog Body girl, perhaps something like Tollie, after the Tollund Man.

[@Xavier_makes2]

2:48 ANNE BOLEYN REFERENCE!!!! FROM HER SONG DON'T LOSE YOUR HEAD!!!!!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮

[@calle_333]

My favorite thing is, lavenders soft voice talking about the most horrible, dangerous and deadliest things ❤😊

[@0mega717]

Ooooohoohoo~ I love this concept Is there a possibility of György Dózsa’s heated throne execution becoming a character, or is that either too niche or graphic?

[@halaileybailey]

I love that the Guillotine character has a French hood, it feels like an homage to Anne Boleyn

[@saturncyan]

Seraphina, Faith or Mary for burning at the stake?

[@sam-s6o]

do mental illnesses as people next,u seem like the type of person to know lots about it