my twst mc !! they’re old like lilia and love love ^_^

oozey mess

if i look back, i am lost
almost home

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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation

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my twst mc !! they’re old like lilia and love love ^_^
hey girl im fucking dying
BANGER ART OOMF
Deuce🦴skeleton
2020/1009
new and improved yves 2.0 <3
my day be so bad,, then boom yuulia!!!
bc the halloween event has me going bonkers
Some tips on writing Latino OCs/characters
Avoid the stereotype of the sex-siren “fiesty” Latino tropes: This stereotype does more harm than good, as almost all classic TV representation for Latinos is shown as the big hypersexualized character. By boiling down a Latino character to simply their sexual appeal, it denies them of their cultural identification if they do not fit what non-Latinos imagine all of them look like.
Not all Latinos speak Spanish: In fact, many Latinos do not speak Spanish that often or at all. Many times, non-bilingual/Spanish speaking individuals will write Latino characters “slipping” into speaking Spanish. This, obviously, does not happen in real life. If a Latino says something in Spanish then they meant to say it in Spanish. Here are some realistic reasons why a Latino character could say something in Spanish/Spanglish:
They are speaking to their grandparents or other people who only speak that language
For emphasis. I would sometimes speak to my partner in Spanish because I felt as though I could express myself better and more naturally (also ‘te amo’ feels more impactful than ‘I love you’, but that just may be a personal thing), but this did not occur often.
They are short phrases that any non-Spanish speaker could pick up on. Hola, gracias, de nada, mucho mejor, qué onda, madre/parde, casa, por qué are all ones I use around my friends sometimes. Again, sometimes.
There are others I am sure, but please be careful when writing a Latino character speaking Spanish. As a Latino living in America, if I am be honest, unless speaking with other Spanish speaking individuals, I do not use the language all too often (just like any other language, weird how that happens).
Do your research naming Latino characters: Please do not simply look up “Hispanic names” and choose the ones you like off of a list. If all your names look something like “Diego Rodriguez” then you are doing a bad job. Here are some tips:
69% of South America is Catholic and 19% is Protestant. Using that information, you are bound to have a lot of religious names. All of my siblings are named after biblical figures. Some examples I see a lot are: Rebecca, Isaiah, Claudia, Gabriela, Marcus, Elizabeth etc.
In Latino culture, many times children take both their parents last names so their names would be hyphenated. For example: Father’s last name could be Perez-ABC and Mother’s could be Ramirez-XYZ so the child’s name would be Perez-Ramirez.
This isn’t a hard and fast rule. If only one of the parents is Latino than most often they will simply do what most of Western culture does and take the father’s last name as the family name.
Represent many aspects of Latino culture: I far too often only see Mexican Latinos, which is great, but also there are many other countries/places to represent (Cuba, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Peru, Chile, Honduras and more)
Latinos have a variety of hair colors and skin tones and body types, make them: Afro-Latino people exist, write them. White passing Latinos exist, write them (though if you are only ever writing Latinos with pale olive skin and eurocentric features, you’re doing it badly). Latino people with thick curly hair and bold features exist. Talk about it. Latinas are not just your vessel to write about “thicc” or curvy women. Petite Latinos and especially plus sized latinos need representation. Represent them.
Latinos do not just eat ‘Mexican’ food: Stop associating all your characters with tacos and burritos.
If you do have Latino characters don’t be afraid to make them queer or disabled or anything else under-represented.
Avoid stereotypes altogether: The maid, the drug dealer, the sex symbol, the immigrant, we get it. That’s all we see in the media. Look up stereotypes, avoid them. It’s not “making a statement”, it’s racist, stop it.
If you describe any Latino person as “spicy” or “exotic”………………… :) you know
Make sure the connection to their cultural background makes sense: Some Latinos have a strong connection to their country and culture, some do not. Make sure it makes sense for their family history, background, etc.
This is all I can sort of think of off the top of my head. Latino people, please feel free to add on with anything else (my experiences are a bit limited as a Puerto Rican living in America, so the more perspectives the merrier). White people and non-Latino POC’s can comment questions but please don’t clown (no “I am not latino but also…!)
Please reblog, this is important for non-Latino creators!
rip jamil,,
+original!!!
MIDORI DAY!!!! he means the world to me
Spoiler alert. How I see chapter 4. (btw I love all of them! Happy scarabia 😊)
yves evolution
meanwhile in the pomefiore dorm
Yves Éclat
“ don’t lie to me, i can see right through you”
based off the magic mirror from Snow White
class - 2-B
age - 16
gender - enby (she/her they/them)
dorm - pomefiore
club - gargoyle research society
best subject - magical pharmaceuticals
hobby - writing and photography
talents - persuasion
favorite food - mango
leader favorite food - pineapple
i forgot to draw in their piercings but they have a lot of piercings on both of their ears!! they wear gold earrings :]
a blunt and introverted student known for their brutal honesty. Yves is resourceful and likes to help others. she can be described as thoughtful, kindhearted, and forgetful. she is a terrible liar and fairly thick skinned. Her ends are permanently blonde, she had black hair with blonde ends and tried to dye her whole head pink to get rid of it. but the blonde came back a few days later.
her ability is called “true reflection” it’s similar to jade’s magic but instead they can see people’s true intent and feelings. she can physically “see through” someone and find dishonesty or malicious intent within that person. however it’s easy for them to overblot if she over uses her ablility within a certain timeframe. it’s even easier for them to overblot if they’re constantly using it on the same person in a certain timeframe.
decora kei junko sketch ^^
my melody and kuromi gfs!