Eli Hall

Eli is very tall, but he also has a strong frame that allows him to handle large-scale and heavy work. This gives him very strong and resilient arms.
He has a very handsome face, which immediately catches the eye even on the street. He has unusually dark hair, almost deep black, like a raven's eye, which often makes him suffer in the summer, not wearing a hat. Deep shadows under his eyes are the result of lack of sleep and nighttime inspiration. His eyebrows are thick and defined, well-groomed. One ear is pierced with a small black stud, which is why his parents initially called him gay.

He's very loving, tactile, and clingy. He's a very indefinite personality. One moment he likes one thing, then the next, another, but he'll always be true to himself in one thing: drawing. Since childhood, this has been his favorite pastime, something he can't help but do.

Eli also often has vivid dreams, which he may often depict in some of his sketches or leave hints of them in his works - these are usually the sources of inspiration.

He suffers from nyctophobia, but inspiration appears at night, so he turns on all the lights and works like that, and even sleeps with the lights on.

Eli loved drawing from childhood. At first, his mother thought it was just a hobby, taking him to art classes to help him develop, but later he began devoting himself more and more to it. He dreamed of painting like a true artist, but his father had other ideas.

He was absolutely against this future for his son, so there were no more of his drawings left at home. There were negotiations, arguments, but it all came to nothing. His father wanted Eli to go to medical school and become a dentist. After all, that's called career advancement, not all those little drawings that have no clear timeline for when they might pay off, or might not bring any profit at all.

At 17, after finishing school, Eli confronted his parents with the fact that he was enrolling in a design program. A major scandal erupted, and Eli was ultimately kicked out of the house. His mother tried to stop him, to persuade him to listen to his father and do the right thing, but he refused and left home to build a new life.