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Bones is a particular kind of OC. I don't know that the majority of people have something like him, but I have one. He's an artistic expression of an OC that I made to be both unsettling and a cutiepie doll.

Canonically he was made, not born, and he is very happy to be alive, but super existential about it all. There's a lot he can't understand because no one will care enough about him to explain it, or they are afraid of him. But he is very much like a friendly monster, nothing to be afraid of. He is very gentle and likes cleaning and cooking and doing the tasks that Lemoyne leaves to him.

I considered giving him a name once, but it wasn't necessary. To give him a name other than Bones, which is what he is, would lessen his character.

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A character sheet of a character named Bones. He is tall and lanky, has hooves, and has boney structures all across his body, most noticably a large spike out the front of the legs and a ribcage like structure with spikes protruding behind the spine. He also has a tufted tail.

The original iteration of Bones. I think I liked him and sensed his potential very early on, although I didn't draw him since his creation. Just know that from the time of writing about Bones here, he is two years and maybe 1-2 months old. I think he was conceived in Autodesk Sketchbook while the other things here are in Procreate, odd enough. It just shows you how he was never really 'born' to live.

Additionally, the signature of LGK is defunct, but it belonged to LGKM (Me)

Two sketches of the character Boneman, an elven monster creature with bones sticking from its body. On the left, he looks shocked or scared and clasps his hands together while standing. On the right, he is crouched and looks scared or submissive and is curled into himself.

This is Boneman.. I don't know what species Boneman is but I think of him dearly. He's one of the rare characters that I left alone and let come with me when I deleted all my art socials. He's slowly getting more lore that way too, and I hope to involve him in visual projects! This is just a little sketch I made when I intended to remake his ref in July 2026... I didn't get to it.

A green-tinted image of Bones sitting on the ground and listening to music while staring warily at the viewer with a worried expression. Of the little clothes he wears, he wears a black headband, a hairtie on his tail tuft, and a pair of black shorts.

I can't remember what I was stressed about, but I printed this in my longest break in the library at school. I think that's the first time in a long time I just sat down to draw a piece with no vision for it. I liked the composition and the colors and the cropping that I did, but the anatomy of his upper chest and his unique bone structures are lacking. I wish I had paid more attention, but I finished the piece nonetheless because I really like the color.

A brown tinted image of Bones sitting on a stool and staring back at the viewer over his shoulder while he has his hand raised in a dark room. The atmosphere is uncertain, and there is a deformed shadow combined with a wispy, trailing white shadow.

I drew this one today (the day I made this page, 9/10/26) in the library again. I wanted to draw Bones with a focus on my rendering process. It sounds silly, but I wanted to have a solid piece to watch myself render my own art. The mood of the piece made itself, as it was inspired directly out of my live model drawings from class. I remembered my professor told us that charcoal and digital art were two different processes, but I think your skills compound against each other. Nonetheless, if I had to give it a word to describe what I think it portrays, I think that would be Vulnerability.