Basic Info
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Species:
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Sketchwork
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Medium:
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Stained glass
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Age:
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Unknown, but looks to be an adult
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Appearance:
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Blonde hair, fair skin and green eyes. She dons a red robe with a light yellow dress underneath. Her unfinished parts have no glass. Light shines through her quite easily. She’s a very tall woman, standing at around 10 feet or so in height.
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Personality:
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Kindhearted, curious, but has a sense of duty and knows her morals well. She seems to wade in her thoughts a lot but that’s because that’s usually the way she communicates.
Profile
A team of glassmakers in the 1600’s were commissioned to create a stained glass window of an angel, but due to grave sickness they couldn’t finish the piece and had to tell the church that they were not able to complete it on time. They scrapped the angel project before they eventually died a couple of days later.
The angel came to life at the closed workshop centuries after, feeling sorrowful for the poor creators that couldn’t finish her. In public, people have regarded her as an actual angel and asked her multiple times to help, but she’d have no idea on what to do. They dubbed her Uriel after witnessing her ability to clear any burdening emotions on people when they stand underneath the light that shines through her. It took her about a few weeks to understand what was happening, however.
Uriel is not able to speak, only making sounds, but she is able to communicate through clairvoyance/telepathy, (or at rare times, writing it down) due to her intended use of people praying in front of her window for help. Her voice would sound like Blue Diamond’s from Steven Universe.
When you’re drawing her, I didn’t do it in my ref, but do note that she’s a 3D sketchwork, which means that the cloth hanging from her is actual glass clothing. Anything without the glass are just holes and you can basically see the other parts of her. Basically a window without the window pane. (ie., the empty part in Uriel’s sleeve on her right (your left) should be showing part of her wings and part of her sleeve where it ends at the empty part)
