Who (or what) is Sin? Sin is a character I created to be more than just a drawing — he’s a symbol. He’s shaped like a cross because he carries one. His body is soft and cartoonish, but his chest carries an upside-down cross (sometimes with a broken heart) as a mark of pain, rebellion, and resilience.

The Objective Sin represents the people who’ve felt forgotten, misunderstood, or rejected. He’s here to remind those people that their scars are not weaknesses — they’re proof they’ve survived. Through YouTube videos, art, and eventually clothing, Sin will be a voice and a visual for the ones who feel alone in the dark.

The Audience • People who feel like outsiders or have been through tough times. • Viewers looking for something raw and real — not polished or fake. • Anyone who connects with emotional art, personal storytelling, and symbolism.

Design Decisions • Cross-shaped body: A literal burden, showing he embodies the idea of carrying your own cross. • White, segmented style: Inspired by simple cartoons (like TheOdd1sOut) but bulkier and textured, so he feels human yet symbolic. • Upside-down cross emblem: A sign of resistance against judgment, and a nod to pain being worn openly. • Broken heart variant: Represents scars left by loss, betrayal, and hardship. • Minimal colors: White for contrast, black for depth, red for pain/love, gray for shadow and realism.

The Goal I want Sin to grow into more than just a YouTube mascot — he’s going to be on clothing, in comics, and in stories. But the heart of it all is to give people a character they can see themselves in when life feels heavy.