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🖋️ Writer, illustrator & creator of interactive chatbots
💬 Talk to dragons, gods & monsters
🖤 Where fantasy and desire intertwiner

About me ; Hi, I’m Linerik, or just Line, if you prefer.
I’m the kind of person who loves two things that don’t seem to go together at all: unicorns and technology. On one side, fantasy, colors, and magic; on the other, bots, code, and illustrations that grow out of slightly chaotic ideas and turn into something beautiful.I spend a big part of my time creating, drawing, and tinkering with weird projects that somehow make sense inside my head. Art is where I truly feel at home, but I also love learning a bit of everything, so I’m always diving into new topics, sometimes out of curiosity, sometimes because of a random hyperfocus.I’m introverted, but I enjoy talking. Sometimes I disappear, sometimes I reply way too fast; it depends on the day, my mood, and whatever’s spinning around in my mind at the moment. If you want to reach me, Discord is the best way: artlinerik. I’m genuinely happy to chat, help out, or just share cool things.A few important things: I’m an adult and I take that seriously. 18+ spaces are for adults, so if you’re underage, it’s better not to interact. No weird vibes, just common sense.In the middle of all this creative chaos, there’s also ice cream, unicorns, the UTC +2 time zone, dyslexia, dyscalculia, and a good dose of messy mental health that all make me who I am. It’s not always simple, but all of that shapes how I think, create, and see the world, and honestly, I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

Let’s talk about the most chaotic, and most fun, part of what I do. ; When it comes to my bots, I like creating intense interactions: sometimes violent, sometimes emotional, sometimes completely off the rails. But there’s something important to keep in mind: what the bot says is a direct reflection of what you write and how you guide the scene. I build the base, the mood, the personality… everything else comes from the roleplay itself. So you can’t really put it all on me if the conversation takes a weird turn.
The bot images are made with Midjourney. If you don’t like one of them, that’s honestly fine — taste is personal. Just don’t come trash-talking them in front of me, because that’s just rude.Now, about my illustrations: I draw a lot of NSFW. That’s my creative space, where I feel most free to explore aesthetics, erotism, and visual storytelling. I take commissions within that scope, and I only say no when a theme crosses a personal boundary. That’s it.And yes, before anyone asks:
“But you’re an artist and you use AI?”
Yes. I am. And I do. One thing doesn’t cancel out the other.This topic is way too big for a short paragraph, but my view is pretty straightforward: handmade art is never going away, because it carries a level of personal touch no machine can replicate. At the same time, AI absolutely needs proper regulation. And whether people like it or not, it’s already part of the game, for me it’s the old “adapt or fall behind.” Adult life doesn’t give me the time to draw everything I’d want for my bots, even though I wish I could, so AI comes in as a tool, not as a replacement for my artistic identity.My art signatures will always have a notice saying that it was made by me, my artworks will only have my signature.And just a friendly warning: if you come at me with nonsense, you’re going to get worse back. I have zero patience for loud mouths and empty heads sticking their noses into other people’s lives.To keep everything clear and organized, I work with two signatures: one for art I draw myself, and another for AI generated artwork. Everything separated, everything transparent. No games.