#monster oc

owlexarts:

An informational on her

Maria was born October 12, 1810 in La Coruña during the Napoleonic wars to Alvaro and Cecilia Romero (first to survive after several miscarriages), and grew up near a port where she’d get the chance to learn about other walks of life. She’d develop in interest in the sciences and generally how things work, which earned her a bit of a notorious reputation among a more superstitious crowd, which condemned these vices on account of their being “French,” in origin, labeling her an “afrancesado”. Years later, after traveling to London to attend a ladies’ seminary (painful time), she sought to debunk the existence of anything supernatural, but after contracting rabies in the process of trying to make a point, she’d succumb to the illness but to her own surprise and even dismay, she’d turn after experiencing the most heinous of visions. What followed was carnage, and she’d regret it forever. Returning home as soon as possible, she’d force herself to harness her alter ego to prevent from becoming victim from the experienced soldiers in the area, who had learned Guerilla warfare years before and could still use it. Over the course of about 5 years, she’d learn her condition and the tension she feels directly impact the violence level of the wolf, so within that time she’d metaphorically freeze her heart, becoming cold, analytical, and sometimes even cruel. All the while she’s reminded every full moon of her wrongs. Eventually after somewhat accepting her condition, she’s make it her responsibility to understand it on a scientific level within the scientific realm, at the cost of her own sanity. Within the main story, she’s the definition of emotional constipation

owlexarts:

Cecilia I’m sorry

A few sketches of Carmin and her shadow creatures.

Carmin’s shadow creatures:Balthassar, Gathaspa and Melichior

Balthassar can spy everyone Carmin wants.

Gathaspa can records conversations, possess radios or turntables and play it to Carmin hear.

Melichior is the only able to communicate, created conversations and simulate voices.

A few angels references!

Cordeliel, Fallen, Charon,Arel

Mermay day 21 - “patriotic”

Shark Girl Queenie and her mom Dr. DeLuca

His creative interests don’t exactly appeal to her…yet

He just has funky hair

Post full moon shenanigans

Just a bunch of Hugaria

Finding the atmosphere

Just some poses and POTO au stuff

Their dynamic at their best

Half form Maria appreciationand info

On the nights approaching the full moon, she gets progressively hairier at night and more prone to letting this specimen loose, should she not subdue it by means of tonics or exercises. She has little to no control over it, so it’s fortunate that it can’t be present for at least over an hour

Its very existence offends Maria who, being an individual who wants to apply reason and science to everything, is evaded by it at every turn and reminded of her failure to “define” it every full moon

A few sketches

His turn

Hugo was born in November 20, 1806 to Katharina and Friedrich Richter during the French occupation of his region (in Bremen), and grew up during this time period. He lived with his mom, dad, and older brother and was not exactly the picture of health, so his dad seemed to favor his brother. His mom, an artisan of sorts, influenced his love of natural things and art (would develop an escapist mindset - only wanted to affiliate with anything non-human), but would go on to pursue the route of an attorney believing it to be his calling, not acknowledging that at heart, he is a romantic who has a knack for piano. Not only this, but his brother and mother had died and he (Hugo) would try to fill that gap by pursuing the career his brother would have. He left for London and cut all ties to his father, his last living relative. Something he’d come to regret. While there, he’d develop a reputation for his sickly countenance, avant-garde views, morbid personality, and his limp, all of which only worsened as rumors did. Around this time, he’d turn after contracting consumption by visiting an infirmary with the intention of boosting morale. He, like Maria, would experience sickness first followed by “visions.” Carnage followed. He “lives” for 5 years in a state of limbo, believing decades to be passing. He is something of a Byronic hero within the main story

An informational on her

Maria was born October 12, 1810 in La Coruña during the Napoleonic wars to Alvaro and Cecilia Romero (first to survive after several miscarriages), and grew up near a port where she’d get the chance to learn about other walks of life. She’d develop in interest in the sciences and generally how things work, which earned her a bit of a notorious reputation among a more superstitious crowd, which condemned these vices on account of their being “French,” in origin, labeling her an “afrancesado”. Years later, after traveling to London to attend a ladies’ seminary (painful time), she sought to debunk the existence of anything supernatural, but after contracting rabies in the process of trying to make a point, she’d succumb to the illness but to her own surprise and even dismay, she’d turn after experiencing the most heinous of visions. What followed was carnage, and she’d regret it forever. Returning home as soon as possible, she’d force herself to harness her alter ego to prevent from becoming victim from the experienced soldiers in the area, who had learned Guerilla warfare years before and could still use it. Over the course of about 5 years, she’d learn her condition and the tension she feels directly impact the violence level of the wolf, so within that time she’d metaphorically freeze her heart, becoming cold, analytical, and sometimes even cruel. All the while she’s reminded every full moon of her wrongs. Eventually after somewhat accepting her condition, she’s make it her responsibility to understand it on a scientific level within the scientific realm, at the cost of her own sanity. Within the main story, she’s the definition of emotional constipation