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So, shout out to MelUran and leonaheidern for kindly and gently pushing me to get back into illustration. It's been... intimidating... to say the least. I haven't really been drawing for ages, and it's going to take me a long time to get back to something I'm even reasonably comfortable with, but... I'll get there.

So, yeah, this is the Writer's Rendition (that's me) of Shavv, the Iconic "Flashback" character for the upcoming cyberpunk-genre RPG, The Metro. The Metro is in deep, deep, deep, deep development, so it may take a while to get on the market, but it'll be there. You have my word.

Shavv is something of a Rabble Rouser and Robin Hood type, cracking the security on vending machines so that people can eat for free, or delivering medical insurance vouchers to the downtrodden workers of The Metro so they don't die on the street. I had originally intended for her to be roller-skating away from some off-page threat, but the legs... they wouldn't work. So (as you can see from the erasure lines on this silly little cell-phone capture), the new legs, they got drawn in.

Anyway, it's something, and I did it, and I like it.

Description
So, shout out to MelUran and leonaheidern for kindly and gently pushing me to get back into illustration. It's been... intimidating... to say the least. I haven't really been drawing for ages, and it's going to take me a long time to get back to something I'm even reasonably comfortable with, but... I'll get there.

So, yeah, this is the Writer's Rendition (that's me) of Shavv, the Iconic "Flashback" character for the upcoming cyberpunk-genre RPG, The Metro. The Metro is in deep, deep, deep, deep development, so it may take a while to get on the market, but it'll be there. You have my word.

Shavv is something of a Rabble Rouser and Robin Hood type, cracking the security on vending machines so that people can eat for free, or delivering medical insurance vouchers to the downtrodden workers of The Metro so they don't die on the street. I had originally intended for her to be roller-skating away from some off-page threat, but the legs... they wouldn't work. So (as you can see from the erasure lines on this silly little cell-phone capture), the new legs, they got drawn in.

Anyway, it's something, and I did it, and I like it.