Vanneth

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She/her. Actually definitely a real person not a feral cat lurking under furniture and peeking her nose out occasionally.

An image composed of three side by side pictures of the character Dr. Miranda Jones from Star Trek: The Original Series. She is wearing a different long, sleeveless dress in each image, with an overlayer of sheer mesh with many small gems of different colours attached to it. This overlayer is an assistivr device that Dr. Jones uses to help her move through the world as a blind person.
A Photo Mode screenshot of the poster's original character, Lorrwyn, a vampire-ish female elf. It is a nighttime shot taken at the Act 3 docks camp and it has had post-processing applied to give an almost hot pink type of lighting that is coming in from one side. Lorrwyn is giving a quietly smoldering look to her girlfriend, Astarion, a female vampiric elf, who is mostly out of frame except that the "camera" is looking over her left shoulder.
Image is a panel from an issue of the Marvel comic Loki: Agent of Asgard. It is a closeup shot and from near the end of the series with Loki talking to her out-of-panel best friend Verity Willis about her identity. She has dialogue bubbles saying, "I'm me. First, last and always."
Promotional image for the BG3 Yearbook Zine, Midwinter Edition, with the poster's original character Lorrwyn featured in the faux Polaroid frame in the upper right corner of the template image.
Image is a filled out promotional template, done in shades of purple, blue, and gold, for participation in the Baldur's Gate 3 Yearbook Zine, Midwinter Edition. An in-game Photo Mode picture of the poster's original character, Lorrwyn, is featured inside a Polaroid-esque frame in the upper right corner with her name "written" at the bottom.
Pic is a filled out OC inspiration board, showing six characters that inspired or continue to inspire Lorrwyn, the poster's OC from the videogame Baldur's Gate 3. In the middle of the board is a portrait style shot of Lorrwyn taken in-game. There is a three image column on either side showing the inspiration characters. On the left, from top to bottom, are: Chi Chi Rodriguez from the film To Wong Foo Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar; comics anti-hero Selina Kyle as she appeared in the graphic novel Batman Year One before inventing her Catwoman persona; and T'Pring from the Star Trek The Original Series episode Amok Time. On the right, from top to bottom, are: a close-up picture of a Hairy-Legged Vampire Bat appearing to touch its own nose while held by a researcher; Leeta from the tv show Star Trek Deep Space Nine; and Gonzo as he appeared in The Muppets Christmas Carol.
Image is a scan of a full page from the late 1980s graphic novel Batman: Year One. The page's focus is on Selina Kyle, the future anti-hero Catwoman, who rushes to the defense of her young friend/ward when she gets caught up in a pre-Batman Bruce Wayne physically fighting a number of Selina's fellow sex workers.
Promotional image of musician Cloudy June for her song High Waist To Hell. Cloudy June has dark, wavy to curly hair that is left to flow down back behind her shoulders. She is wearing vibrant red lipstick and is slightly lowering a pair of dark lenses circular sunglasses with wire frames. The song's title is lit up with neon lights on the wall behind her.
Picture is a close up daytime shot of the character Chi-Chi Rodriguez from the '90s film To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar. She is smiling in a sweet and slightly awkward manner while looking offscreen at her companion. Chi-Chi has curly, dark brown hair that comes slightly below her shoulders and is wearing fairly simple makeup, a small necklace, and a summertime day dress with a small jacket or long sleeve shirt open over it.
An image taken from the video game Baldur's Gate 3. It is a daytime pic taken on the back balcony of the Water Queen's House in Act 3. The subject is Lorrwyn, a female vampiric elf who is smiling at her partner, Astarion, who is facing her and is also largely out of frame except for the back of one shoulder and a slight bit of hair and ear. Astarion is also a female vampiric elf, although she is paler than Lorrwyn, who has fair olive skin and many freckles. Both women have wavy white hair with red streaks that ends below their shoulders and is kept halfway up in a messy bun. They also both have bangs, although only Lorrwyn's are visible and hers are cut to be long forehead bangs that cover her eyebrows. Lorrwyn and Astarion have matching facial and ear piercings and are also both wearing wire-framed reading glasses. Lorrwyn is wearing the Wavemother's Robe dyed in shades of heliotrope and has a silver flute stowed on her back. She also has deep red lip and eye "makeup", courtesy of the goddess who resurrected her as something like a vampire, and both women have deep red claw "paint", also due to Lorrwyn's goddess. Astarion is wearing a soft corduory-ish shirt with short cap sleeves that is dyed a deep berry red.