#original character reference

You can check out my recent Ben Drowned reference right here.

[The JEN Project - © Darian Mullard]

Backstories and bonus thingie under the cut!

One of the main characters of Sinful Destiny and my Sona!

Once known as ■■■■, he was raised alongside ■■■■■■ in a religious community with the destiny of both being vessels for the gods they worshipped. The Ritual turned them into monsters, cursed and demonic in nature. It was disastrous, they were feared, the Ritual seen as failed despite going as planned.

After the Disaster he took on the name Inferno, while ■■■■■■ took on the name Devana, they split and started building their new lives out in the Multiverse.

Inferno embraced the demonic nature that he gained and became a known villain, ammassing a lot of power over the years and eventually gaining a group of allies as well as enemies.

I played around with Ksana's body structure (Catarans spices, in principle), now she has a second prectoral muscles and shoulder blades. Such a design should be more logical for attaching wings. And then as usual: I corrected obvious mistakes in the anatomy and upgraded the outfit, also redrew the portrait, the previous one was strange and awkward.

oc nonsense with the Justice League

(I have a rouges gallery started too)

Bruce’s relationship with Maeve is much more understanding than most the batkids, luckily she grew up learning Bruce AND Batman’s mannerisms to mold them into one similarly to how he does. They work well together, her brain works like his, and she’d never go against his orders out of term. (+Alfred, obv)

He’s the father someone like Maeve really needs, and she’s the balance to understand when the mission can take a second seat. They understand each other without need to communicate it, similar to Dick, so when they work together it’s mostly silent battle maneuvers.

Clark taught Maeve how to fly, took her out for her very own ‘it’s a leap of faith’ excursion for a few days as he helped her understand the basics of her powers. Maeve holds a certain respect for him, even calls him Kal-El in proper Kryptonian tongue.

Diana showed Maeve a life beyond Gotham, a sisterhood far more advanced than her life with her boys could ever be. Even allowing such a strong friendship with Donna as they trained her and took her in as their own, fought for her when some of the woman from Themyscara wanted to shun her because of the root of her powers.