FACE: A square-ish, rounded face with full cheeks. Nose lightly protrudes and undulates — having a bump at the bridge with flatter nostrils. Eyebrows are thick, styled to look slightly 'swirled’. Dark circles present around eyes, alongside eyebags and light wrinkling. Ve has ptosis in the right eye, lending it a permanent squint — this eye is photophobic, hence the need for the mask, and ve often forgoes makeup on this side due to sensitivity. General makeup on the left eye, as part of ver paradigm, is a bilayer of yellow around the eye with a thicker pink atmosphere. Ve also wears eyeliner here. Ve has a well-groomed beard, adjacent to a light mustache. Ve often wears black lipstick.
HAIR: Curly, resting at around a 3b texture. Deep brown in color, with small streaks of white. These have been partially dyed over, either in pink or yellow. The hair near ver face is cut far shorter than the back — resting at around shoulder-length. The left half of ver hair has the yellow streaks, with the right side bearing pink ones and being pulled leftwise. The longer rest is tied into a high ponytail, which reaches long past ver waist.
BODY: Roughly 5’6 in height. Ve is fat, with a 'rectangular' body shape. Note that ve never binds ver breasts. Ve has thick body hair, most noticeable at ver chest — although not as defined as the graying in ver hair, it displays sporadic patches of white. Ver left leg is amputated below the knee, replaced by a prosthetic foot in the loose shape of a pink-red lava lamp.
MAIN OUTFIT: Ver greatest distinction, at a glance, is perhaps ver bird mask. Ve has a white mask that lightly cups the right side of ver face, hooking around ver right ear with a golden clasp. Atop it rests a model of a bobolink. The portion covered by the bobolink is actually composed of a lighter mesh compared to the porcelain rest, allowing ver to lightly see through it while still shielding ver eye from strong lights.
Otherwise, ver outfit is… difficult to linearly explain. Ve wears a low-cut, long-sleeved, red-and-pink lava lamp patterned shirt that exposes ver chest. Over this, ve has a small, mostly sleeve-limited vest that crafts the long drape-y black sleeves ve has — pearl-like clasps keep these from being fully loose. This vest’s connected at the back, with no ties or anything at the front. It’s decently covered by ver topmost layer, a mostly-brown vest with pink and yellow embellishments. It has wide sleeves, striped pink, with yellow-and-white jagged cuffs. The back of the vest features a stylised sun shape with a marigold silhouette in the middle, above text reading "Mirrors To The Animals." Ve also wears a black scarf, adorned with a pearl necklace. Lower along, ve has a gold disco-style belt with insciptions of a large sun and seven flying birds. Ver pants are billowy and square-fit, being an offwhite with swirly pink and straighter yellow stripes. Ve never wears shoes on ver prosthetic leg — the one ve has is a deep brown, with various square-ish stripes and a sun shape emblazoned upon it. Ve dons yellow gloves with a 'hook' at the base of the middle finger. They carry orange spirals along their depth.
Ver cane is heavily customised. The handle resembles a bobolink, sitting atop the rest of the cane — the bottom of it has small ridges and grooves that accomodate ver grip. The top half of the cane is proudly wooden, with silver text reading "When Dream & Day Unite" across it. Beneath that, a small subsection resembles a lava lamp, much like ver prosthetic leg. The bottom of it is metallic, with a yellow rubber sole at its very foot.

GENERAL FASHION STYLE: Quite theatrical and overdone. Ve’s fond of mismatched patterns, complex embroidery, multilayered outfits… Ve distinctly adores scarves, capes and similarly 'curtained' accessories. Ve also enjoys incorporating beads into ver clothing, whether through distinct jewellery, items sewn into fabric, or more creative stratagems. Ve’s usually seen in bright colors, often preferring ver classic pinks, yellows and golds, though a "secret favorite" color of vers is a deep foresty green that ve reserves for special occasions. A lot of ver clothing honestly resembles either very stuffy costuming one would see for a middle school rendition of a Shakespeare play, or the typical wardrobe of a profoundly old grandma — ve’d be flattered about either comparison.
A lot of ver fashion depends on bridging together ver senses of femininity and masculinity, quite playfully — naturally, considering ver love for glam rock and drag… Ve hardly ever misses out on embellishing ver hair and makeup to the nth degree, often being the main way ve incorporates ver 'decorative' style into even the most boring of ensembles. Ve’s hardly ever hesitant about showing skin as well, though ve prefers being classy about it, usually layering over exposing clothing to create "more allure".

POSTURE AND MOVEMENT: Frequently sitting or leaning on account of fatigue, back pain and balance problems — ve is a part-time cane user. Has a very arhythmic gait, often having to take shorter steps with ver right leg, making it seem like ve’s 'hopping' at times — ve’ll typically overcompensate by sliding ver foot around or intentionally lengthening ver stride. Tends to move via a commixtion of prolonged leans and sudden sharp turns, which may seem jarring or overly theatrical at a first glance. Ve’s generally quite handsy, often messing with the head of ver cane, grabbing at parts of ver clothes or urging others with gestures like handshakes. Quite animated with gestures in general, particularly being fond of big sweeping hand motions — well-accentuated by ver capelike sleeves. When not using ver cane for support, ve’ll often use it as an extended part of verself, using the "prop" to point at things in the distance and such. Quite affectionate around people ve knows, freely resting on shoulders, hooking ver arms around others’, calling for hugs, etc. Ve also likes blowing kisses to people and stupid little "romantic" actions like that. To put it bluntly overall, ve’s very vivacious. Unabashedly.
Ver facial expressions are much milder, comparatively. A pleasant, controlled smile is ver practiced default, and it takes a lot to wrung out serious emotions into ver countenance. Most of ver emotional displays are honestly visible in ver mouth, albeit ever so subtly — ve draws verself into a far toothier grin when genuinely enthused, freely scowls and grimaces when exhausted, often purses ver lips, such motions. Ve’s very insistent on maintaining eye contact, often to an uncomfortable and "cutting" degree. Ve also has a thing about angling ver head around a lot, partially due to ver weaker eye — ve’ll indulge in tilting and raising ver chin around frequently, often "looking down" on others. Additionally ve tends to nod very abruptly and sharply, which may seem jarring to strangers.

VOICE: Distinctly broad in just about every variable — ver past in radio has left a fanciful mark on ver voice, with ver often changing ver tone for emphasis, doing various impressions, uttering things in a musical manner, etc. Ver vocal range is remarkable and ve won’t let you forget it.
Considering general descriptors, for when ve’s talking relaxedly… It's deep in a very honeyed or "oaky" sort of manner. There’s often a pleasant rumble or "purr" behind ver words, combined with a smooth throatiness that makes ver tone very rocky and dynamic. Generally clear with pronounciation, though distinctions between consonants and sentences may melt with increased tiredness. Ver speaking pace is measured and easy to follow, with ver having a good sense of when to pause, resume and emphasise — a way to put it is it often sounds like ve’s arranging all ver phrases into poetic iambs. Ver volume is fairly dynamic, with ver taking advantage of things like whispering or shouting for ambiance and stress. Ve’ll also mould ver voice specially and exaggerate mannerisms sometimes, such as slipping into higher, squeakier registers when whining or mocking someone else, or turning comically rumbly and hoarse when giving advice.
Ver accent is difficult to categorise because ve often stresses things very artificially, whether for genuine understandability or for simple fun. When talking in a relaxed tone of voice, ve speaks with a light Gujarati accent, often stressing words sharply and borrowing its pace — a lot of ver pronounciation lies in Average English however, a remnant of ver learned accent for radio. Ve’s prone to making a show out of ver impressions-finesse, however, often nonsensically dipping into strange (and often artifical) accents mid-sentence — ver favorite is doing an overblown stereotypical American accent with ver overemphasising everything, though another personally-renowned one is a faux-posh British accent that’s intentionally terrible and inaccurate.
Ve likes whistling, humming and singing out little ditties, whether idly or in the midst of an ongoing conversation. Ve’s quite talented at mimicking even inhuman sounds, such as bird calls.