[Placebo]

Never did make a ref for her ;w; Once my own hand stops failing on me whenever I grip anything with a wider diameter than a straw then I'll draw her glove ;^;

Just drawing one thing earlier this weekend nearly destroyed my hand sobs

Thank god it's better now- can't say the same for Poxli tho haha- gotta keep that brace on for a few more years kiddo

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Username: Placebo
Name: Poxli
Gender: Female
Draw them an accessory:

-A white gauntlet type glove! Purely for accessorizing purposes. It's actually a disguised carpal tunnel brace but she thought the brace looked bland so she spiffed it up. She loves any type of craft or sculpture really, but even only a few years of work caught up to her. The left-handed glove works wonders for her, and it looks cool, too. Now she won't have to stop doing what she adores later on in her life. She loves it when other people gawk over it, trying to see if it's special or not. It's fun to keep people guessing. [100/100]

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Personality

Poxli is rambunctious by nature and restless to a fault. She's also sweet if one bothers to hang around her for a while since she loves to share what she has with her loved ones. What's mine is yours, as she would say. She's great to be around in that regard, but she's kinda vindictive by nature and can hold a grudge as easily as she can share. Not much of a hothead though, even though she adores doing crazy stuff. She's always expelling energy just bouncing around, so her explanation is that she's too busy to get mad in a snap. She tends to hang around level-headed kalons as well, so that might also contribute to her inability to get mad.

As a child, her bottled up energy started to become more destructive as time went on since she didn't seem to listen to anyone (who she argues wouldn't listen to her in the first place, but that's a story for another time) so one of her middle school teachers urged her into the arts. Originally, it was honestly just a ploy to monitor her behavior better, but when she showed a quick-to-develop talent in sculpting, she quickly fell in love with the hands on work and pretty much left her teachers in the dust, much to her own enjoyment.