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Sky the baby bunny is an alien from space who landed on earth, raised by researcher seth, he’s exploring his powerful abilities while trying to check the boxes of being a regular infant
A cartoon frog in a purple sorceress dress, holding a shiny lantern.
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No Sleep
49th & Main
[Must Be Nice]
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This is an original character (OC) I’ll be using as a background character in *The Gray Show*. She is based on Kesha—specifically her *Joyride* and *Cannibal* eras—since she is a lust demon in my story. However, she isn't a main character, as the core cast is already established. Her outfit, straight hair, and horned hat draw inspiration from the *Joyride* aesthetic; the skull-shaped shoulder pads feature red accents (a nod to "Tik Tok") and chains with dangling blades—accessories typical of lust demons in my version of Hell. She wears her signature black boots, but with split toes (hoof-style) and painted flame details; black gloves complete the look. Her face features a pentagram over one eye and smudged makeup, a style Kesha often sports. The tips of the hat's horns are adorned with black hearts, and a pig mask sits in the center (referencing "Yippee Ki Yay"). The color pink represents her new album and the fact that she currently embodies lust more than just partying, though deep down she remains a party animal. The lower part of her outfit features tiger stripes, reflecting a style she used to wear. She has a standard black demon tail and brown wings with white accents (so as not to clash with the red). The color palette combines brown (for a *country* touch), red and pink (for lust), and elements from both *Joyride* and her current era, while also incorporating a nod to the old "Tik Tok" days through clock motifs on the skulls. I wanted her to look a lot like Kesha so that people would immediately say, "She looks like Kesha" or "She reminds me of her." Their signature accessory is that horn-shaped hat.
Their current design is the one shown in the red sketch.
They are a background character in my comic *The Gray Show*, which is currently on hiatus.
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Day After Tomorrow
Phoebe Bridgers
[Day After Tomorrow]
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Megan's design is based on the singer Blondie and Noodle from the band Gorillaz; her face is a blend of the two, and her physique draws inspiration from their aesthetics—specifically the look Noodle sported during "Phase 4."

Her hairstyle is inspired by both Blondie and Ponyo.

She is a redhead because, historically, red hair was considered a mark of the devil, and also due to the symbolism of the color orange in color theory; furthermore, the creator wanted to design more original redheaded characters, and this serves as a reference to the Sex Pistols' lead singer (her white shirt is also a nod to him).

Megan's style is rooted in rock and punk—reflecting her love for rock music—as well as 2000s fashion and the rebellious, alternative female archetypes of that era.

Her hair is shaped like flames.

The design aimed to reflect a connection between the demonic, the alternative, and the human world, given that Megan is Vlad's adopted daughter: a human raised by a demon.

In the comic, Megan was originally human, but Vlad granted her the power to assume a second, monstrous form; she can maintain her human appearance but also transform into her beast form at will. However, even in that form, she is neither dangerous nor evil; she remains a kind girl.
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Tu sais ce qu'il me faut
Christine and the Queens
[Redcar les adorables étoiles (prologue)]
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Poisonous Storytelling
Hercules and Love Affair
[In Amber]
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The Truth Tolls
Laces Out
 
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Darkness Fades
Sharon Van Etten
[We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong]
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My version of Lucifer draws inspiration from the figure of a
fallen king—proud and majestic—closer to an
ancient god than a mere rebellious angel.
Visually, it incorporates elements of Super Saiyan 4;
not because of the anime itself, but due to the visual
impact of the color red: a symbol of power, rage, and passion.
In this instance, however, he is not covered in
fur, but in scales that represent his transformation
and resilience, while also alluding to his title
of Red Dragon.
A heart of fire—the source of all demons—
rests upon his chest.
His belt features a central pentagram encircled
by a chain, symbolizing his eternal
imprisonment between Heaven and the Abyss.
His primary colors are the three basic hues
(red, blue, and yellow); according to occult symbolism,
Lucifer represents the union of all lights:
the origin of color and forbidden knowledge.
He also bears the classic symbols of Lucifer—
the triangle, the pentagram, and the inverted cross—
marked on his body as part of his very essence.
His hair is curly, evoking ancient
depictions of the Devil, and his overall appearance
recalls a medieval king, harking back to an era
when the Devil was more feared, yet Hell
was secretly venerated.
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