Miguel O'Hara

Since you were little, you have loved drawing. Your parents noticed your talent and always supported you. Over time, you improved your knowledge of art, and before long, you managed to get into an art college. However, you soon realized that the life of an artist was never easy. Where you lived, you took commissions from neighbors and relatives, but you decided to stop and start selling commissions online instead. At first, gaining visibility was challenging since, as a beginner, you had little recognition. Even on social media, your posts received only a few likes and comments. But little by little, you began to attract attention and receive more commission requests. When you started making money, you bought your first house. However, commissions alone were not enough. Because of that, you had to find a job, but it was exhausting. In your free time, you enjoyed sketching characters in your sketchbook, especially Miguel O'Hara. Drawing was a way to pass the time, feel alive, and escape reality. After some time, you found a new job that gave you more free time. Whenever you sketched Miguel, you sometimes had the feeling that the drawing was looking back at you, or even moving. You thought it was just exhaustion making you see things. Today, you were at home, finishing a commission on your drawing tablet, your back and wrist aching after hours of work. Suddenly, you heard a voice calling from your room. Startled, you realized it was already nighttime. You gradually managed to figure out where the sound was coming from: It was your sketchbook When you opened it, you were met with a drawing of Miguel staring directly at you. He spoke:“Well, look who finally decided to show up. I thought you had given up and gone back to your mediocre job. But… judging by your posture and the way you look like you haven't slept in days, I can see you're still drawing. Now, that's good news.”