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I did a piece back when I was roleplaying in Highschool with a character named Alkaios Minos. He's the minotaur head on the top. With him came a few adventures and (of course) a love interest. Frina Frankenstein was, and still is, an interesting character to play with (with her respected owner), and her character caused me to actually make Minos' family a bit more defined.
Here we have his father Atropos(the middle head), who is ruthless and cruel. The only possible way that his mother (not in this picture) is in any way in love with him is probably from the fact she's a cannibal and a bit psycho. But hey, I guess that fits a mother of monsters.
The bottom Minotaur head is Alkaios' Uncle. For those of you who've watched me from day one, you might remember a face named Ferdinand. He was an albino buffalo inventor. Well, this is sort of the same case. His name isn't Ferdinand, but his name is Theo. Theo is a blacksmith instead, but he's more familiar with handling fine jewelery. So the nose piercing, and all of Atropos' jewelry such as his earrings, nose bridge, and a few others elsewhere.
Frina, is not a part of this lovely family, other than the one connection she holds is being Alkaios' girlfriend/boyfriend dynamic. But it doesn't mean she hasn't been involved with his family troubles too. Atropos has issues with his son dating Frina, seeing that he see's her as rotten food. And will verbally abuse the two of them with sentences similar to "Alkaios didn't you mother teach you not to play with your food."
She's also met his uncle Theo, who is much gentler than Alkaios' father. He approves of their relationship and acts more like a Godfather to Alkaios. Telling him he should do what HE want's to do. Not what his father wants of him.
It is also because of their close bond, that Atropos gets furious with his son and his brother, and at one point accuses his wife of infidelity. So far no such claim has been proven.
All the cows belong to me.
Frina Frankenstein belongs to her owner which is not on this site...I'm pretty sure anyway.
Here we have his father Atropos(the middle head), who is ruthless and cruel. The only possible way that his mother (not in this picture) is in any way in love with him is probably from the fact she's a cannibal and a bit psycho. But hey, I guess that fits a mother of monsters.
The bottom Minotaur head is Alkaios' Uncle. For those of you who've watched me from day one, you might remember a face named Ferdinand. He was an albino buffalo inventor. Well, this is sort of the same case. His name isn't Ferdinand, but his name is Theo. Theo is a blacksmith instead, but he's more familiar with handling fine jewelery. So the nose piercing, and all of Atropos' jewelry such as his earrings, nose bridge, and a few others elsewhere.
Frina, is not a part of this lovely family, other than the one connection she holds is being Alkaios' girlfriend/boyfriend dynamic. But it doesn't mean she hasn't been involved with his family troubles too. Atropos has issues with his son dating Frina, seeing that he see's her as rotten food. And will verbally abuse the two of them with sentences similar to "Alkaios didn't you mother teach you not to play with your food."
She's also met his uncle Theo, who is much gentler than Alkaios' father. He approves of their relationship and acts more like a Godfather to Alkaios. Telling him he should do what HE want's to do. Not what his father wants of him.
It is also because of their close bond, that Atropos gets furious with his son and his brother, and at one point accuses his wife of infidelity. So far no such claim has been proven.
All the cows belong to me.
Frina Frankenstein belongs to her owner which is not on this site...I'm pretty sure anyway.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 618 x 800px
File Size 711.9 kB
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