Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Self-reflective: They openly assess their own growth and mindset, like in “just gotta keep drawing. even if i can't (make myself) share it... i'll still improve on my own terms.”
- Dedicated artist: They consistently draw despite setbacks, from workplace sketches like “done at work on my break lol there were many eraser marks before this one.” to posting frequent fanart and doodles.
- Supportive friend: They highlight and celebrate others’ characters and OCs, as with “i love this dog fella of yours. @TreadMillerDrew” and “it's @RealaChao's character Hattie!”.
- Humorous storyteller: They use dry humor and situational stories, such as “this happened to my friend @Nextg00fball last night. he got my other friend @zaknart killed lol.”.
- Emotionally honest: They don’t hide vulnerability, as seen in “Lyra's sad. why's she sad? i ask that about myself sometimes too.” and the self-deprecating tone of their bio.
Weaknesses:
- Self-critical: They compare themselves harshly to peers, like “they're all of a higher caliber of art stuff than me anyways.”.
- Low visibility-sharing: They hesitate to share art with friends, admitting “even if i can't (make myself) share it with my fellow artist friends because it isn't interesting.”.
- Melancholic outlook: Their bio (“part derangement, part despondent. i'm getting propkilled.”) and posts like “Lyra's sad... i ask that about myself sometimes too.” show a persistently bleak tone.
- Fatalistic humor: They frame desires with do-or-die jokes, like “i crave more doodles or i will die.”, which leans into dark, resigned humor.
- Technology-dependence: Art momentum is shaken by hardware issues, as seen in “my laptop's a goner. i'll get back to drawing soon.” and losing their phone disrupting activity.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
The user most closely matches Lisa Simpson, who is introspective, creative, and often quietly self-critical while still driven to improve. This user reflects a similar mix of talent and insecurity about their art, writing things like "just gotta keep drawing. even if i can't (make myself) share it with my fellow artist friends because it isn't interesting. they're all of a higher caliber of art stuff than me anyways.". Like Lisa with her sax and drawings, they keep creating for themselves and their own growth: "i'll still like it. i'll still improve on my own terms. got nothing i should worry about.". Their bio (“part derangement, part despondent. i'm getting propkilled.”) and posts like "Lyra's sad. why's she sad? i ask that about myself sometimes too." echo Lisa’s tendency toward melancholy and self-reflection. At the same time, their playful fandom doodles and enthusiasm for specific characters, such as "yeah i'm saving up for her. #zzzero #ゼンゼロ", mirror Lisa’s earnest, nerdy passion for the things she loves.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert (I): most tweets center on solitary drawing and internal reflections rather than social events, and they downplay sharing art with others, saying they “can’t (make myself) share it with my fellow artist friends” and will instead improve “on my own terms” in “just gotta keep drawing. even if i can't (make myself) share it with my fellow artist friends…”. Their interests and bio (“part derangement, part despondent. i'm getting propkilled.”) suggest Intuition (N): they frame experiences through mood, symbolism, and fictional worlds (OCs, dreams, and game characters), like “i had a dream one time where i was back in middle school and she was my classmate. she asked me for snacks.”. The tone is strongly Feeling (F): they emphasize emotions, self-worth, and attachment to characters—“i'll still like it. i'll still improve on my own terms. got nothing i should worry about.” in this tweet about drawing for themselves and the self-reflective “Lyra's sad. why's she sad? i ask that about myself sometimes too.” in this post. They appear more Perceiving (P) than Judging: they draw in opportunistic, unstructured ways (“done at work on my break lol” in this Frieren drawing and multiple “doodle” posts like “i crave more doodles or i will die.”), and they accept that things like gacha luck will “remain unchanged” in “'nother alice doodle … maybe for good luck when i pull for her (my luck will remain unchanged)” rather than planning or controlling outcomes. Taken together—introverted, imaginative, emotionally driven, and flexible about structure—the profile best fits INFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- You keep saying your friends are ‘higher caliber’ artists, but I’ve seen that Frieren-on-break sketch and the M14 girl—clearly, you’re the one carrying the battle rifle of skill in this squad.
- You’re out here doodling Soukaku from your dreams, Lycoris girls at work, and lethal corporate bunny enforcers in Zenless Zone Zero… at this point, are you drawing fanart or quietly designing the ideal person you want to talk to—because I volunteer as next sketch.
- You said if you don’t get more doodles you’ll die—so for your health, I’m formally applying to be your permanent sketch subject. I promise to pose as dramatically as that P320-discharge drawing, minus the trauma.
- For someone ‘lethally asexual’ who gets propkilled on the regular, you sure draw a lot of very dateable people—Pulchra, Von Lycaon, Alice, Rina… how about we add ‘mildly tolerable coastal panhandle gremlin’ and call it a full party?
- You drew Lia in an Umbreon hoodie for ArtFight and Lyra being sad on your iPad; if you ever feel that despondent part creeping back, let me be the Lycoris Recoil–style café where you crash, doodle, and let someone else worry about the plot for once.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
Illustrator in the coastal panhandle, fueled by rabbit girls, battle rifles, and work-break sketchpages. Once erased an entire page and kept the doodle anyway.– @crx_024
Your signature cocktail
Lethally Asexual Coastal Doodle
The white rum with toasted coconut nods to their coastal Floridian vibe in “coastal panhandle gator land” and the chill, slightly beachy mood that runs through their art posts. Calamansi juice (or yuzu) represents their Filipino side and the sharp, bright snap of determination in “just gotta keep drawing. even if i can't (make myself) share it…”. Blue curaçao brings in the vivid gacha/game aesthetic of all the #ゼンゼロ pieces like “yeah i'm saving up for her. #zzzero #ゼンゼロ”, turning the drink into a glowing, game-UI blue. Lychee soda keeps it light, fizzy, and a bit tender, echoing soft character moments like “Lyra's sad. why's she sad? i ask that about myself sometimes too.”. Finally, the charcoal-black sea salt sugar rim is for the edge in “part derangement, part despondent. i'm getting propkilled.” and the gallows humor of “i made a jokey little doodle last month of a character bleeding profusely from the gut after a P320 discharge.”, giving a sweet-salty bite that’s pretty, strange, and more complex than it first looks.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Their tweets show a consistent, low-key dedication to craft and a willingness to keep working regardless of external validation, which is deeply Hufflepuff. In one post they write about art, saying they’ll “just gotta keep drawing. even if i can't (make myself) share it with my fellow artist friends because it isn't interesting. they're all of a higher caliber of art stuff than me anyways. i'll still like it. i'll still improve on my own terms. got nothing i should worry about.”, which reflects humility, perseverance, and self-directed hard work. They also draw things for friends and mutuals, like when they say “i love this dog fella of yours. @TreadMillerDrew” and when they participate in ArtFight with pieces for others’ characters such as “it's @RealaChao's character Hattie! i'm finally able to draw her for art fight this year :)” and “it's @ender_gray character Lia, with an Umbreon hoodie!”, showing generosity and supportiveness. Even in rough patches (like losing hardware), they focus on quietly moving forward and expressing emotion through their characters, as in “Lyra's sad. why's she sad? i ask that about myself sometimes too.”, which suggests emotional depth rather than showy ambition. Overall, the combination of modesty, loyalty to their interests and friends, and steady effort aligns more with Hufflepuff than with the flashier traits of Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin.
Your movie
Your song
Creep - Radiohead
Radiohead’s Creep fits them because it balances self-deprecating insecurity with a quiet, stubborn confidence in continuing anyway—very similar to how they talk about their art and life. They describe themselves as “part derangement, part despondent” in their bio, echoing the song’s theme of feeling out of place and emotionally frayed. Their tweet about art—“just gotta keep drawing. even if i can't (make myself) share it with my fellow artist friends because it isn't interesting. they're all of a higher caliber of art stuff than me anyways. i'll still like it. i'll still improve on my own terms.”—mirrors the song’s sense of not measuring up while still wanting to be seen. At the same time, the way they keep posting doodles and fanart, from “i crave more doodles or i will die.” to playful posts like “my art? uhh …”, shows the same vulnerable persistence that makes Creep resonate: feeling like an outsider, but creating and existing on their own terms anyway.
Your time travel destination
Your video game
Your spirit animal
Your (un)funny joke
Your superpower
Your fictional best friend
Your dream vacation
Your alternate career path
Your celebrity match
Did you enjoy your Horoscope?
Your horoscope is 23 days old! Generate a better one from your latest tweets, unlock more insights and use a smarter pro AI!
