(Click or press space to see the next drawings) AAA CONGRATS ON 1.8k!!! <33 That's a huge milestone and honestly that's awesome!! I have been working on some characters for a story I've been creating, and I saw her and thought she would be absolutely perfect for it!! I had a ton of fun drawing the pictures, and the effects were super fun to work with too!! I hope that you like how the pictures turned out!! ^^ Art Guide- 1- Pyromaniac 2- The Masked Watcher 3- SIlly little sketch comic XD 4- A little more grey 5- 4, but with all the colors.
Art by me, using firealpaca AAA I love this design by @-Sheep_Clouds- <3 music - Ibrahim - Dancing in the Scintillation Name: Blaise Age: 19 Gender: Female Personality: A tad bit insane, Hot headed, Prideful, can be sweet sometimes, mysterious, she likes to spend her free time gaming or practicing fighting in the practice room. She gets along well with the people around her, but you don't wanna get on her bad side. Though when she goes home to her Small apartment, she seems like a normal person to any passerby. Except secretly she's a maniac. Backstory (WARNING a bit intense. Read at your own risk): Born and then abandoned, Blaise has always had a hard life. She was bullied all the time in school, and started to feel anger to everyone. This anger just boiled and boiled and boiled and continued to grow. So she eventually became friends with the wrong kind of people, and Joined one of the most dangerous gangs. She was the hitwoman. They handed her a mask and told her not to get caught. But since she enjoys the game more than the actual attack, she would leave little clues for the people, to let them know she was coming. They call her, "The Masked Watcher." She's constantly being thrown into meetings in which she has to discuss the other gangs. She's extremely smart and always finds a way to avoid the police. She's a bit of a Pyro, and will wipe the scene clean by setting it on fire. Her mask is the only thing keeping her identity, and sometimes she takes it off to mess with people.
