#batface

Batface - Art Fight

Batface started as a placeholder doodle for my life drawing classes whenever I ran out of time for the faces or just didn't feel like finishing the heads!

I've upgraded her to full OC for the occasion of my first Art Fight, when I realized I don't really have that many OCs lol I mostly joined so I can find some cool characters to draw for folks, so we'll see how it goes!

Dick: You’ve dated Thalia, Selina, Minkhoa, Hal and possibly Dent along with others, are you saying your pan or Demi or something else?

Bryce: No, I’m 100% straight. Look at the woman I’ve dated. The men though…can I say I’m attracted to them if they’re so awful?

Tim: What do you mean?

Bruce: Khoa’s a sociopath who has no issues killing, Harvey was a lawyer and almost beat Dick to death and Hal is Hal. I feel they shouldn’t count as being attracted to men but more of a trashsexual.

Bruce Wayne Week🦇

Day 4: Undercover

Matches stop flirting with your boss for 5 minutes

“You loved him, didn’t you?” Commissioner Gordon says the night after the trial. 

Two-Face is in Arkham, and Gotham is quiet. Even it’s nocturnal inhabitants seem to be in shock.

Bruce spares a moment to wonder when Jim Gordon became so adept at reading Batman. He supposes it doesn’t matter, and finds that he’s not the slightest bit alarmed.

He wants to tell him that it was Gotham, not him, that loved Harvey Dent.

But Gotham isn’t naïve. Gotham doesn’t love it’s politicians. Harvey Dent was a man that, for a little while, made it easier to hope for a brighter future. Gotham’s citizens didn’t love Harvey Dent, they loved the future that he represented. The calm to Batman’s storm. The light to the dark.

Batman and Jim Gordon saw a White Knight in Harvey Dent. An ally they could use to restore justice.

It was Bruce that recognized the brand of stubborn in Harvey Dent’s eyes. It was a bright and burning drive that the public saw as passion, but Jim Gordon and Batman saw as pure will and determination. It was a brilliant light that they thought was guiding them forward, but the longer it burned the more it blinded them.

It was Bruce that shared Harvey’s love for Gotham.

Bruce saw Harvey’s love of Gotham City turn to a broken heart as he learned how the corruption went from penthouses to brick homes. How some criminals didn’t want to be saved. How some people had lost hope in Gotham entirely.

But Bruce’s love was fearless, unflinching in front of all that Gotham wrought.

Harvey Dent crumbled under Gotham’s true face.

And their love for each other crumbled with it.

Bruce saw Harvey’s light turn to fire, and he was the first to be burned.

“It was Gotham that loved Harvey Dent.”

That’s what Batman tells Jim Gordon.