Young Writers Society

Graffiti: It's more than just a teenager's thrill.

To some, it's a hobby. For others, a way of expression.

But for a very select few, it's their life.

Two unofficial groups have started to form on the streets of New York. Daring artists with a passion that far exceeds normal limits have joined together. A full out war between two groups of artists has just begun. Underneath the paint brushes and spray cans, there just might be guns.

How far will you go for art?

Backstory:



Half gang fight and half battle of the brushes, one of the world's most underground wars has just begun.

You are a Depictioner. Will you raise a gun for your art?

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Profile:

More Information:

Hound's art looks like this:


Depictioner's art looks like this:

Name: Evita Dominga Consuela-Luz

Nickname: "Evi"

Age: 26

Gender: Female

Opinion: If necessary, but she mostly will carry a gun only for self protection.

Appearance: She's medium height, at 5'5'', with dark brown hair and Hispanic features. She has brown eyes.


Personality: She's witty, street smart, and a bit mysterious. She doesn't tell a lot about herself, but seems to know a lot about everyone. Information goes through her, and she always seems to be in the right place at the right time. She knows who everyone is, and has a large list of contacts and allies. No one messes with her and she is a widely respected figure in the world of street art. She hates people who complain about anything. She also thinks people who are too open are stupid. She doesn't trust a lot of people. She's disgusted with society. She wants to just go back to the days when she was young and innocent.

Skills/Specialties: She draws a lot of children. She usually leans towards black and white, or black and another color.

History: Her father was a talented but unknown artist. Her mother worked in a restaurant to pay the bills for the family's small apartment. She went through three years of high school in a special art program then dropped out entirely. She got a job first at a restaurant, then at a bar. Occasionally she would sell herself if she needed a little extra money. All the while she was slowly making a name for herself on the streets at night. After a time, she gave up prostitution, and moved out of the house to live with a guy she fell in love with. They lived together for a while, and then he kicked her out. Not wanting to return home, she quit her job at the bar and made her art her life. She slowly gave herself a name in the world of street art, living temporarily with whatever artist or stranger would give her home for a while.

Up For Love: Maybe, she's not very trusting.

Other: She's a traveler, not ever living in one place for very long. Her theme song is "Why Georgia Why?"