Artist Violet

Violet immigrated to The Cursed Apple when she was 12, and while there was a certain amount of culture shock to adapting to New York, she quickly fell in love with the vibrance of the city. Dedicating herself to the pursuit of the arts, Violet's passion lead her to successes far beyond most of her peers.

First, a full ride to art school.

Then in her junior year, inclusion in MOMA'S prestigious celebration of student artists: "The Upstart Gallery".

By any measure she's doing phenomenal for her age, however Violet has not been able shake her existential dread of dying a failure. She knows that commercial success as a fine artist isn't about being good enough. It's not even about being great. It's about being seen by the right person at the right time. And so she has set her sights on The Ritual... not to embellish on her own talent, but just to have a chance to show the world what she can do.

she gets high with drugs sometimes, shes a revolutionary girl and has a pal named billy a guy with a goat head and a hot head they both fight against the government or companies like Fairfax that are just evil companies

to summarize her personality: friendly, ambitious, creative, nimble.

1. Overall appearance and aesthetic Violet has a distinctive, stylized appearance that fits Deadlock’s supernatural interpretation of mid-century New York. She is a young artist whose design revolves around creativity, ambition, and her love of painting. Rather than looking like a conventional soldier or gunslinger, she has the aesthetic of an artistic young woman who has stepped straight out of an old-fashioned city art scene. Her character design combines everyday clothing with the game's exaggerated proportions and occult atmosphere, giving her a recognizable silhouette.
2. Face and expression Her face has a youthful appearance, complementing her status as an ambitious young artist trying to make a name for herself. Her portrait and in-game model use Deadlock’s characteristic stylized facial design rather than realistic human proportions. Her overall presentation feels more like that of a creative student than a hardened fighter, which creates an interesting contrast with the dangerous supernatural ritual she participates in.
3. Hair and head details Violet's hairstyle contributes to her youthful, artistic identity, giving her a more casual appearance than the game's heavily armed or formally dressed characters. Her head and hair are designed to remain visually readable in the game's slightly exaggerated 3D art style. For an exact description of her hair's length, color, and individual strands, I'd recommend using her official character gallery as the visual reference rather than guessing at small details.
4. Upper-body clothing Her clothing has a casual, youthful feel that suits an aspiring artist living in the Cursed Apple. The outfit is designed to look like something a young woman might wear around the city rather than specialized combat armor. This understated everyday-fashion approach helps establish her identity as an artist first and a supernatural combatant second. The character's artistic theme is reinforced by the large paintbrush she carries as her signature weapon.
5. Lower-body clothing and footwear The lower half of Violet's outfit continues the practical, streetwear-inspired look of her overall design. Her clothing is intended to fit a mobile character who moves quickly through fights, rather than someone wearing restrictive ceremonial robes or bulky protective equipment. The game's stylized proportions also make her silhouette distinctive when viewed from a distance. I would avoid assigning exact garment names, colors, or shoe details without checking a clear full-body model.
6. Accessories, weapon, and overall impression The defining accessory is Violet's oversized paintbrush, which is central to both her appearance and her abilities. She uses her artistic talent as a weapon, manipulating living ink and bringing elements of her creations into combat. Her weapon makes her instantly recognizable and ties the whole design together: she is not simply a painter carrying a brush for decoration, but an artist whose creative work becomes supernatural power. Her overall aesthetic is best described as youthful urban artist meets occult fantasy.

Violet is an artistic, nimble Hero that uses her paint and talent to bend the Ritual to her will. With ink and paint, she can empower her allies with one stroke while disrupting her foes with another.

Brush in hand, Violet approaches the ritual with the same precision she does her art, wielding Living Ink that both empowers her bullets, and draws mere inspiration into reality. When entering Flow State, her ink glides easily, weaving towards danger to deal damage, or away from it to make a quick getaway. By creating a Still Life Violet can truly capture her enemies' likeness to stunning results. And with Abstract Landscape she surrounds herself and those nearby with her biggest and most ambitious piece yet, leaving onlookers completely speechless. - "I worked too hard to get here, I can't stop now."

shes a street artist often getting chased for vandalism. she likes to get high on stuff when drawing.