Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Community-oriented: Invites others to join trends without pressure, like asking anyone to join the 'post 2 characters you love' chain in “post 2 characters you love and tag 4 people to do the same”.
- Creative: Consistently posts original fanart across multiple fandoms, such as Link Click pieces and Skip and Loafer in “my girl mitsumi”.
- Supportive: Promotes and responds to others’ work/fics positively, like praising and drawing a scene from “A Clock Has Twelve”.
- Organized: Keeps all socials neatly centralized and shared for easy access in “all my socials here!”.
- Motivated-artist: Regularly posts WIPs and finished art, showing ongoing effort and improvement, such as “lu guang (wip)” and later completed works.
Weaknesses:
- Self-deprecating: Downplays their own work as “kinda messy tho” in “#ivantill sketch from last summer. kinda messy tho”.
- Low-self-confidence: States they have no one to tag in a trend in “honestly, i don't have anyone to tag”, hinting at social insecurity.
- Emotional-overexposure: Expresses intense distress publicly with little context, like “crying shaking throwing up 💔 💔”.
- Narrow-fandom-focus: Most posts revolve around the same main fandom (Link Click), which might limit broader reach, as seen across multiple #linkclick and #时光代理人 tweets like “depressed time traveler”.
- Commission-clarity: Announces commissions as open in “my commissions are open :D feel free to dm me for more info!” but gives no clear pricing or examples in-thread, relying on DMs only.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is the best match because this user is creative, introspective, and very driven by niche interests—traits Lisa often shows with her music, books, and fandoms. Their feed is full of thoughtful, earnest fanart like “depressed time traveler #linkclick” and character-driven sketches such as “soooo i read @orbiterbot's fanfic 'A Clock Has Twelve' ... so i drew one of them!”, mirroring Lisa’s habit of turning her feelings and media into art. They seem quietly passionate rather than loud or chaotic, sharing things like “Cheng Xiaoshi in hardcore gamer mode🎮” and multiple soft, emotional Lu Guang pieces, which fits Lisa’s sensitive, slightly melancholy side. Their bio “mostly fanarts! 🌱” and posts like “vu que personne le verra hop là” also suggest a gentle, self-effacing personality that still puts care into their work—very Lisa-coded. Finally, opening commissions with “my commissions are open :D feel free to dm me for more info!” shows the kind of responsible, quietly ambitious streak Lisa has when she tries to turn her talents into something more.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert over Extrovert: their timeline centers on solitary creative work and niche fandoms rather than social events, and they even say “honestly, i don't have anyone to tag so if you see this post, feel free to join the trend! 🕺🏻”, suggesting a small, quieter social circle. Their art posts and commissions are introspective and character-focused, like “depressed time traveler #linkclick”, showing they recharge through drawing and media rather than outward socializing. They seem Intuitive: they’re drawn to narrative-heavy, emotional series, fanfic-inspired scenes and symbolic tropes such as “cupid lu guang......... (sketch)”, focusing on feelings, relationships, and story concepts more than concrete, real‑world topics. Their tone is strongly Feeling: they express emotion openly with lines like “crying shaking throwing up 💔 💔” and call a character “my beloved!!” in “day seven : free day, with li tianxi my beloved!!”, prioritizing warmth and enthusiasm over analytical commentary. Finally, they show a mild Perceiving preference: they describe sketches as “kinda messy tho” in “#ivantill sketch from last summer. kinda messy tho #ALNST” and share multiple WIPs like “winter's coming so here's a wip of lg drinking a hot chocolate…”, embracing an open‑ended, work‑in‑progress approach rather than presenting only polished, finalized pieces—consistent with INFP’s flexible, exploratory style.
Some pickup lines for you
- So, about that ‘depressed time traveler’ Lu Guang you drew on 2026‑01‑17… if I jump back into your DMs now, do I still have time to become your favorite timeline?
- You said your commissions are open on 2026‑01‑17—can I commission a piece where Cupid Lu Guang finally stops pining (like in your 2025‑12‑03 posts) and shoots an arrow straight at… us?
- Ever since you posted Cheng Xiaoshi in hardcore gamer mode on 2025‑12‑21, I’ve been wondering: if love were a co‑op game, would you let me be Player 2, or do I have to speedrun your heart first?
- I saw your ‘sharing space’ Link Click art from 2025‑12‑23, and honestly, I don’t need a time‑travel agency—just a little space next to you on the couch while you sketch.
- You called your 2025‑09‑08 Miku post something ‘no one will see’—plot twist: I saw it, I loved it, and now I’m low‑key hoping I can be the next doodle you make when you think no one’s looking.
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Your new Twitter bio
Fanartist powered by Link Click, hot chocolate, and missed deadlines. 21 • any prns • commissions open • probably sketching Lu Guang right now.– @ym15rr
Your signature cocktail
Time-Proxy Paloma (Depressed Time Traveler Edition)
The Time-Proxy Paloma mixes gentle, dreamy flavors with a surprising kick, echoing their soft fanart aesthetic and the slightly chaotic fandom brainrot energy behind pieces like “depressed time traveler #linkclick #时光代理人 #luguang”. A base of white tequila infused with chamomile reflects the combination of maturity (21+, taking commissions) and their calm, introspective vibe in posts like “sharing space #linkclick #时光代理人 #shiguang #luguang #chengxiaoshi”. Pink grapefruit juice brings bittersweet brightness for all the angst-flavored sweetness in their art, such as “cupid lu guang......... (sketch) #linkclick #时光代理人”. Yuzu or lime soda adds a fizzy, gamer-energy lift for moments like “Cheng Xiaoshi in hardcore gamer mode🎮 #linkclick #时光代理人 #chengxiaoshi”. A rosemary-honey syrup nods to the tenderness and care they pour into projects, including commission work hinted at by “my commissions are open :D feel free to dm me for more info!”. Finally, the edible silver glitter rim with a tiny mint sprig captures their fresh, growth-themed bio “mostly fanarts! 🌱” and the cosmic, sparkly mood of their multi-platform art presence in “all my socials here!”.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Their tweets center on sharing fanart generously and building small, cozy communities, which leans strongly Hufflepuff. They openly invite others to participate without pressure, as seen when they say that for a character-tagging trend, they "don't have anyone to tag" but still encourage that "if you see this post, feel free to join the trend!" 🕺🏻 (“post 2 characters you love and tag 4 people to do the same honestly, i don't have anyone to tag so if you see this post, feel free to join the trend! 🕺🏻”), showing inclusiveness and kindness in a low-key way. Their excitement about another creator’s work—“really cool if i may 👍”—and then channeling that into fanart (“soooo i read @orbiterbot's fanfic 'A Clock Has Twelve' (really cool if i may 👍) and i thought some scenes were kinda sweet despite the angst, so i drew one of them!”) reflects loyalty and appreciation rather than competition or self-promotion. The fact that their bio highlights "mostly fanarts!" and they steadily share works-in-progress like “winter's coming so here's a wip of lg drinking a hot chocolate featuring cxs & ql making a snowman!!” suggests patience and dedication to craft more than ambition or intellectual showiness. Overall, their tone is gentle, community-oriented, and hardworking, which aligns most closely with Hufflepuff.
Your movie
Your song
Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
A well‑known song that fits them best is “Time After Time” by Cyndi Lauper, because so much of their art and fandom life orbits around time, memory, and quiet emotion. They’re clearly invested in time-themed narratives through Link Click, as seen in posts like “depressed time traveler #linkclick #时光代理人 #luguang” and multiple Lu Guang/Cheng Xiaoshi pieces, which echoes the song’s melancholic, time-centric reflection. The song’s gentle but emotional tone matches their soft, introspective side that comes through in things like “soooo i read @orbiterbot's fanfic 'A Clock Has Twelve' (really cool if i may 👍) and i thought some scenes were kinda sweet despite the angst, so i drew one of them!”. Their bio, “mostly fanarts! 🌱”, plus sweet, character-focused drawings such as “sharing space #linkclick #时光代理人 #shiguang #luguang #chengxiaoshi”, fits the song’s tender, loyal vibe: always returning to the same beloved characters, time after time. And even when they joke about no one seeing their posts, like “vu que personne le verra hop là”, it gives off the kind of quiet, personal sentiment that Time After Time captures so well.
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