Some memories of a happier, better time, featuring Tiffany outside the library.

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After drawing Mick and deciding to draw Reed and Camilla because I mentioned them in that description, and typing up a long-winded description about Camilla's characterization that included mention of Tiffany, I realized I should probably draw her again as well.

Tiffany doesn't have a great deal of characterization, even behind the scenes--she's a sorta quiet and reserved but friendly college student, and her best friend and current roommate is Camilla Gwyneira, who often drags her along on outings (but is also respectful of Tiffany's studies, thankfully).
When she's not tagging along with Camilla to some bar or club or restaurant or concert, or attending class or studying or otherwise just hanging around the apartment, she's usually either at the library or out strolling around a park or the historical areas of town.

Her friend group, outside of Camilla and her friends Mick and Reed, consists mostly of the other characters that are also nerdy college students--Aiko, Rhetta, and Gretchen come to mind immediately, but she also gets along quite well with Radar and Ash. Off the college campus, she gets along surprisingly well with Taro, and less surprisingly, Dominika. She's also likely friends with a couple of other unnamed/underutilized feline characters of mine that, unfortunately, may never be drawn again or see any further development.

The photo in the background is actually a somewhat awkward shot of a library in the historical district from one of my walks in the area in October, a beautiful old brick building. Something about the library gives me those "haunted mansion" vibes, not in a creepy or uncomfortable way as the building is kept up very well and the general atmosphere of the area is peaceful despite being on the corner of a somewhat busy intersection, but purely because of the architecture itself, I think. I take a lot of these photos with the intent of actually going back and researching the buildings a bit later on, but for some reason I rarely actually get around to doing so... although I did find out that the particularly dilapidated brick building (not "The Factory") I've been using as a background for art recently (different angles of it are featured in art of Roderick, Reed, and Chip) used to be a hotel, and I should probably actually research said hotel's history a bit at some point.

I find the statue particularly interesting and unusual despite how "classical" it is, since there's just not a lot of stuff like that in the area, so it was important for me to get it in the frame with Tiffany even if the rest of the composition may suffer slightly as a result. The reflection in the window by Tiffany's hand, that I somehow did not notice the whole time I was adding the photo as a background and only noticed while reviewing the pic to type up the description, is actually the cross atop a somewhat modern (I think 1970s era) church across the street that I should probably also photograph sometime, as it is also a visually interesting structure.

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