About
Aloe/Yamila
-23 years old
-White Latino (Puerto Rican)
-It/its or any neopronouns
-Self taught art and character design
-English + SpanishCW for frequent eye horror and body horror in my ocs.
Please tag realistic/real life apocalypse (ex: climate change and other environmental issues) whenever possible.
Commission Info
Payments are through CashApp or PayPal, tips and donations are also accepted @ Yameyela on both platformsI will draw:
-Canon characters
-Ocs
-Furries/anthros
-Ship art/scenesI will not draw:
-Content promoting bigotry, pedophilia, incest, or sexual assault
-Fanart/Ocs for shows/comics/etc promoting the above content
OC Information
My OCs are divided into 6 main settings:Modern fantasy - High fantasy set in a fictional alternate universe, but with completely modern levels of technology. Main characters: Ira.
Post-apocalypse - The calm after the storm. No edgy lone wolves or survival of the fittest, just people helping each other rebuild the world, this is possibly the chillest post-apocalypse ever. Main characters: Proto, Hibrith, Jaqueline, Senja, Ralezeah, Oxana.
Superhero - Everyone has a superpower, some more useful than others. The ones with the more combat useful powers tend to proclaim themselves superheroes, and a few schools dedicated to training them have begun to pop up. Main characters: Michi, Maria.
Vampire VN - Simon had to run away from home at a young age, and he's coming back to town to reunite with the sister had to leave behind. Easier said than done. Main characters: Simon, Harley, the Zodiac Council.
Supernatural - Low fantasy set in modern day earth. Main characters: Sam, Qiana, Tyreek, Edith, Faolán.
Cyberpunk - A setting where humanity has consumed and abandoned multiple planets, to the point that Earth is a near forgotten myth. Main characters: V4M9-153, Rhodri, Ebili.
What are neopronouns, and how do I use them?
They're pronouns just like she/her, he/him, they/them, and it/its created as another way to express gender presentation via pronouns. Gender is not equal to this presentation, many nonbinary people use she/her and he/him, gender neutral pronouns including neopronouns can just be a way to make their identity more visible.It's ok to use they/them when you don't remember my pronouns, as I also default to they/them when I don't know someone's pronouns. But if you know I use it/neos then disregarding that and using they/them is still misgendering me. I do not use they/them.An example of different pronouns in use:
-Cindy went to the store last night to pick up a new phone charger. She wanted her mom to drive her, but had to go by herself. (She/her pronouns)
-Nila went to the store last night to pick up a new phone charger. They wanted their mom to drive them, but had to go by themself. (They/them pronouns)
-Aloe went to the store last night to pick up a new phone charger. It wanted its mom to drive it, but had to go by itself. (It/its pronouns)
-Raúl went to the store last night to pick up a new phone charger. Ze wanted hir mom to drive hir, but had to go by hirself. (Ze/hir pronouns, which are neopronouns)
-Esther went to the store last night to pick up a new phone charger. Bun wanted buns mom to drive bun, but had to go by bunself. (Bun/bunself pronouns, which are neopronouns commonly called "nounself" pronouns)