PEPERMINE was created during the High Pepeaissance in a small, dank, candlelit studio that is now referred to as the Workshop of Pepenardo. This work is the third and final painting of Pepenardo's "Genesis Series"; possessing an issuance of 150 cards, it has proven to be highly desirable amongst some of the most prolific Pepe collectors. Dank Art Historians have attempted to solve the mysteries of this work for hundreds of years - who really is depicted in this painting? It is clear the subject is of a high noble-class family, as she is adorned in fine garments and gold jewelry - one of which resembles a diamond-studded Pepe emblem (extremely rare for this time period). However, the most intriguing aspect of this work is depicted by the small animal that she delicately holds in her hands. Is it an ermine or perhaps, a pikachu? Researchers may never know.