Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Imaginative worldbuilding: Creates vivid settings and entities like “Zion The Doom of Earth Beta” and “Star Ripper” in tweets such as “Zion The Doom of Earth Beta” and “Star Ripper”.
- Thematic consistency: Maintains a strong dark‑fantasy mood across works like “Cold blooded cruelty”, “Blind cruelty”, and “Clinical cruelty”.
- Character focus: Highlights personalities and backstories, e.g. “Character, personality, story” and the party description in “Faurgar, a shark folk barbarian…”.
- Narrative hooks: Uses short, evocative titles that suggest stories, like “A bloody overthrow”, “Long Night Incident”, and “Price of power”.
- Community engagement: Frequently quotes others’ posts and builds on them in tweets such as “Bladeborn” and “Sea Devil”, showing collaborative interest.
Weaknesses:
- Emotional heaviness: Leans strongly into cruelty, trauma, and blood in posts like “Cold blooded cruelty”, “Cruel”, and “We are all deeply traumatized…”, which can feel intense or draining.
- Limited variety: Revisits similar themes (cruelty, blood, darkness) across many works such as “Cold blooded taste”, “Minotaur God of blood”, and “A bloody overthrow”.
- Low visibility: Follows very few accounts (1 following vs 59 followers), and most tweets are standalone art drops such as “Golden light”, limiting opportunities for conversation and growth.
- Self-effacing framing: Describes themselves as “Amateur” in the bio and rarely highlights achievements, even in strong pieces like “Golden Sentinel” or “Call of the Moon”, which may undersell their skill.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is the best match: introspective, creative, and drawn to complex, sometimes dark themes while still being empathetic and thoughtful. This user clearly loves deep narrative and worldbuilding, shown in posts like “Character, personality, story” and “A story that hasn't ended, but began the journeys of fascinating individuals”. The mix of beauty and menace in pieces such as “The Light of the Deep Abyss”, “Golden light”, and “Ancient wisdom” fits Lisa’s tendency to explore both hope and darkness in an intellectual, reflective way. Their fascination with morality, trauma, and the price of power, like “Price of power” and “We are all deeply traumatized in one way or another. Aren’t we, Brent?”, also echoes Lisa’s habit of questioning the world’s cruelty while trying to understand it. Overall, this account feels like Lisa if she were an amateur fantasy illustrator: thoughtful, story-driven, and preoccupied with ethics and inner scars rather than loud chaos.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They appear strongly introverted: their bio notes they’re an “Amateur / Often inspired by D&D and campaign in which I play”, and their posts are mostly solitary art pieces or character vignettes instead of social commentary, like “Character, personality, story” and “A story that hasn't ended, but began the journeys of fascinating individuals”. The focus on fantasy, symbolism, and emotional themes points to intuition (N) over sensing: titles such as “The Light of the Deep Abyss”, “Ancient wisdom”, and “Deep sea cyan star” emphasize mood and concept rather than concrete, real-world details. Their tone and subjects suggest feeling (F): they dwell on inner pain, morality, and trauma, as in “We are all deeply traumatized in one way or another. Aren’t we, Brent? Brent? BRENT!” and character-focused posts like “More scars Funny how he’s more worried about being shirtless than walking out of a bloodbath”. The account feels perceiving (P) rather than structured and scheduled: titles like “Different worlds, same habits”, “One way trip”, and “Long Night Incident” are open-ended vignettes, and there’s no evidence of rigid planning so much as creative spontaneity. They continually explore new dark-fantasy concepts (e.g., “Minotaur God of blood”, “Star Ripper”, “Sea Devil”), which matches an imaginative, values-driven INFP who channels inner worlds into art. Overall, the introspective tone, symbolic fantasy focus, emotional weight, and loose, exploratory posting style fit INFP best.
Some pickup lines for you
- So… if fire can both repel and enrage a Kelpie, what do your "Thaumic Flame" and "Golden light" pieces do to someone who’s clearly weak to radiant damage and artists named Hatter?
- You drew "Zion The Doom of Earth Beta" and "Star Ripper"—are you secretly a cosmic horror? Because my sanity check fails every time I scroll your feed.
- That tweet about being more worried about being shirtless than walking out of a bloodbath… as someone who’s seen your "Scars", I respectfully disagree with your priorities. The art is lethal; the shirtlessness would just be a bonus.
- From "Faurgar" and "Rikket" to "Tyuk Orc artificer" and that traumatized familiar in "We are all deeply traumatized… Brent?"—you don’t just draw characters, you build whole campaigns I want to get lost in. Any chance you’re accepting one more party member?
- You titled pieces "Clinical cruelty," "Cold blooded cruelty," and "Blind cruelty"—do you ever draw kindness, or is that reserved for special occasions like… I don’t know… going on a date with someone who worships your "Ancient wisdom" and "Dryad" sketches?
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Your new Twitter bio
Illustrator of cruel gods, quiet storms & D&D misfits. Once sketched a sharkfolk barbarian on a bus and scared my seatmate. Dark fantasy, bright colors.– @Hatter_like
Your signature cocktail
The Cold-Blooded Casement
The smoky mezcal channels their brutal, high-intensity energy and all the violence-tinged pieces like “Cold blooded cruelty”, “Clinical cruelty”, and “A bloody overthrow”. Blackcurrant liqueur brings a dark, jewel-toned sweetness, echoing the gothic elegance of “The Crimson Casement” and the rich fantasy drama of “Kill the mage”. The charcoal-activated saline syrup adds a shadowy depth and a hint of danger, nodding to abyssal pieces like “The Light of the Deep Abyss”, “Sea Devil”, and “Deep sea cyan star”. Fresh lime juice cuts through the darkness with sharp, living tension—like the flashes of character and humor in “Character, personality, story” and their D&D party post “Faurgar, a shark folk barbarian”. Finally, a star anise garnish floats on top like a tiny omen, a visual wink to “Stars”, “Call of the Moon”, and the cosmic horror of “Star Ripper”. This is a strong, slightly bitter, experimental drink—perfect for an amateur artist whose worlds are stained with blood, starlight, and long nights.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Hatter’s profile centers on imaginative, concept-driven artwork, which points strongly to Ravenclaw’s creativity and love of ideas. Their pieces often explore abstract or evocative themes such as “Deep sea cyan star”, “Ancient wisdom”, and “The Light of the Deep Abyss”, suggesting a mind drawn to mystery, symbolism, and intellectual worldbuilding. Many titles read like distilled story prompts—“Character, personality, story”, “A story that hasn't ended, but began the journeys of fascinating individuals”, or “Price of power”—indicating analytical thinking about narrative, consequences, and character psychology rather than simple cool visuals. Even when depicting violence or cruelty, as in “Clinical cruelty” or “Cold blooded cruelty”, the phrasing is detached and conceptual, more like an examination of themes than a celebration of them. Combined with the D&D-inspired, lore-heavy approach evident in posts like “Tyuk Orc artificer” and “Fenaris A creature of wood and fire”, this consistent pattern of imaginative, thoughtful exploration is most characteristic of Ravenclaw.
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Demons - Imagine Dragons
A well-suited song for @Hatter_like is Demons because their art and captions constantly explore inner darkness, cruelty, and trauma beneath the surface. Pieces titled “Cold blooded cruelty”, “Clinical cruelty”, and “Blind cruelty” echo the song’s themes of hidden monsters and moral struggle. Their bio, “Amateur / Often inspired by D&D and campaign in which I play,” and character-focused posts like “Character, personality, story” show a fascination with flawed, layered individuals, much like the song’s narrator who wrestles with his own demons. Tweets such as “We are all deeply traumatized in one way or another. Aren’t we, Brent? Brent? BRENT!” directly mirror the emotional damage and vulnerability in the lyrics. Even their darker fantasy pieces like “Last sin” and “Price of power” align with the song’s blend of corruption, guilt, and a desire not to hurt others despite the darkness inside.
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