I wasn't completely satisfied with my first piece, so I will be replacing it with this one for the Air Kiamara.
Her name is Robin, and unlike other Kias, there are two sides to her story; one takes place when she was just a child, and bullied because of her abnormity to steam from her horns. She was always called names like "Air Head" by the others, which really hurt Robin, even if she didnt show it. The other side is of Robin's more peaceful nature; her love of open spaces (since she's claustrophobic), and the wind in which she has such a strong connection to.
While I was working on this, I felt a connection with Robin; similar to her, I feel a bit out of place at school. I always feel like the third wheel around my friends, and only have one true friend that I can really confess my feelings to and trust. That, and my soccer team frustrates me so much; they can never seem to focus! Anyways, the right side sort of symbolizes what calms me down. For Robin, it's the wind, and for me, it's drawing and writing short stories. I usually draw traditional art, so you don't see it, but I do draw vent art often.
Wow, that escalated a bit more than I expected. I do love Robin, though, and she could possibly become my first Kiamara. Her problems are very similar to my own problems in life, and she gives me comfort.
I love you Robin, hopefully I'll own you soon!
Her name is Robin, and unlike other Kias, there are two sides to her story; one takes place when she was just a child, and bullied because of her abnormity to steam from her horns. She was always called names like "Air Head" by the others, which really hurt Robin, even if she didnt show it. The other side is of Robin's more peaceful nature; her love of open spaces (since she's claustrophobic), and the wind in which she has such a strong connection to.
While I was working on this, I felt a connection with Robin; similar to her, I feel a bit out of place at school. I always feel like the third wheel around my friends, and only have one true friend that I can really confess my feelings to and trust. That, and my soccer team frustrates me so much; they can never seem to focus! Anyways, the right side sort of symbolizes what calms me down. For Robin, it's the wind, and for me, it's drawing and writing short stories. I usually draw traditional art, so you don't see it, but I do draw vent art often.
Wow, that escalated a bit more than I expected. I do love Robin, though, and she could possibly become my first Kiamara. Her problems are very similar to my own problems in life, and she gives me comfort.
I love you Robin, hopefully I'll own you soon!
