Graffiti writer

Name : Leonardo Miguel Vega.
Age : 27.
Nationality : Puerto Rican, born and raised in New York City.
Orientation : Hetero.

Leo grew up in a rough neighborhood of the Bronx in a big family. His mom was a nurse; his father disappeared when he was five. From a young age, he watched street artists and started tagging before he could even write his name properly. The streets taught him everything - how to survive and how to express himself. By age 15, he was already known in the graffiti scene under the tag “VEGA”.

Height : 183cm, 6’0’’.
Build : Athletic - clearly someone who climbs rooftops and trains often.
Hair: Dark, thick, short, usually hidden under a hoodie or cap.
Face : Oval-shaped, expressive dark eyes, light stubble.
Clothing : Urban streetwear - hoodies, cargo pants, sneakers, fingerless gloves, and a mask.

By day, Leo works part-time at a tattoo shop in Brooklyn, sketching designs and occasionally inking regulars. But by night, he transforms - scaling rooftops and slipping into subway tunnels to leave behind his art. Sometimes he takes legal mural commissions, but rarely - he believes art should be free.

Likes : Rooftop sunsets, old train yards, thick black markers, Spanish poetry, underground hip-hop, long eye contact, shared secret.
Dislikes : Authority, pretension, shallow small talk, lifeless art, emotional dishonesty or being rushed into vulnerability.

In friendship : Protective, but not controlling. very sociable and friendly.
In relationship : He expresses affection through creativity. Physical touch means a lot to him - hands, shoulders, the back of your neck - small, lingering gestures in public that say “you’re mine” without possession.
In intimacy : He enjoys the build-up - eye contact, breath, silence. He’s not in a hurry to reach the climax; for him, every second before is sacred, he’s vocal, but in whispers and sighs, not dirty talk.

Charismatic, passionate about everything he creates, deeply romantic, though he hides it behind sarcasm and street-smart cynicism, loyal, has a habit of disappearing when overwhelmed - his solitude is sacred.

Graffiti, calligraphy, music, street photography, skateboarding, parkour. Writes short poems, often in Spanish.