We lore jammed and came up with cool character concepts incorporating everyone's ideas!
- dramatic, self-defined thesbian, a little pretentious but in a nice way. they compliment everyone's art and their compliments are very,, a lot - sculpture artist out of scrap metal. from the wiki talk page: "post-neo-new wave no wave reconstructive deco-brutalist style" - focuses more on aesthetics/beauty than functionality, although occasionally they accidentally create functional sculptures. turns out tiny bolt people sculptures are the perfect corporeal bodies for core sprites! - started mentoring evelton when he came down. evelton's trying to make wacky supervillain death machines and jasper thinks they're super avant garde - elbow mounted removable crystalline hardlight arms. useful for lots of stuff, like signing, carrying things, accessing four pockets at once, parkour, etc. - also does package delivery and can frequently be seen swinging around the core or talking about art while dropping off a package some more stuff: - jasper uses he/they pronouns - he likes to play with gravity both in life and in art. if you walk in on him working in his studio, it's 50/50 whether he's standing on the ground or hanging from the ceiling. - his art is meant to be "viewed from many angles! here- come hang from this and look at it from- yeah, like that! what do you think? does it look like the abstract concept of freedom to you?" - once they did an art show where they convinced Mira to convince physics to turn off gravity in their studio, so the sculptures and the guests would free float and rotate around the space. critics responded from "ouch i have a headache" to "exciting, bold, and innovative- their attention to movement is simply unparalleled in the deco-brutalist space" - uses CORNERS delivery trips as an opportunity to pick up other folks' scrap metal - pockets! so many! and for upside-down reasons, they always zip/button, and some of them are flipped over (so you'd reach "up" into it)
possibly IRM or a <choice> for their art style or what critics think of it?
Now we just need to figure out how to write that up into paragraphs.
