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EDIT 1/31/2020: Pierrette Guillemette was a French noblewoman who killed her husband and took his place as a knight; as a man, Pierrette took on the name Pierre. When her true identity was discovered by her superiors, she was condemned to execution. However, a shadowy figure rescued her from the gallows, and in exchange for her freedom she become beholden to her rescuer as one of his many vampire children.

"Ref sheet" for my Vampire the Masquerade, Giovanni Chronicles character, Perrot/Guillemette! They are of the clan Lasombra, hence all the black and greys in the background motifs.

Guillemette was a French noblewoman in the 1400s who killed a man and took his place as a knight; as a man, Guillemette took on the name Perot. Perot ascended the ranks of knighthood over the years, until their true identity was found out. Sentenced to death for their crimes of murder and breaking the social order, it was in Perrot's cell that a mysterious letter from one Lord Giovanni - inviting them to a dinner party of all things - set the doomed knight free...

Really wanted to go for a Mucha inspired Art Nouveau feel with this piece, and I'm very happy with how it turned out!!

Character and art belong to me, Corny-Eel

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EDIT 1/31/2020: Pierrette Guillemette was a French noblewoman who killed her husband and took his place as a knight; as a man, Pierrette took on the name Pierre. When her true identity was discovered by her superiors, she was condemned to execution. However, a shadowy figure rescued her from the gallows, and in exchange for her freedom she become beholden to her rescuer as one of his many vampire children.

"Ref sheet" for my Vampire the Masquerade, Giovanni Chronicles character, Perrot/Guillemette! They are of the clan Lasombra, hence all the black and greys in the background motifs.

Guillemette was a French noblewoman in the 1400s who killed a man and took his place as a knight; as a man, Guillemette took on the name Perot. Perot ascended the ranks of knighthood over the years, until their true identity was found out. Sentenced to death for their crimes of murder and breaking the social order, it was in Perrot's cell that a mysterious letter from one Lord Giovanni - inviting them to a dinner party of all things - set the doomed knight free...

Really wanted to go for a Mucha inspired Art Nouveau feel with this piece, and I'm very happy with how it turned out!!

Character and art belong to me, Corny-Eel