#Vicentije Dimitrikov

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Blah more illustrations from my Cyberpunk fic End Transmission

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I mean this scene isn’t explicitly in it but ehhh 🤷 (Also it’s my first time attempting to draw a chibi in like 15 years lollll) and don’t mind the text change, my handwriting is not good so the type saves me from rewriting every word multiple times til it’s legible 😂

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I have writers block so I drew the opening scene of my Cyberpunk fanfic End Transmission instead 😂

(The opening scene is set right before the phantom liberty ending, so V is still chromed up, and has different hair/optics)

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Trying to figure out my V’s look so I can draw him in a more consistent way!

So his head was shaved and it’s grown back some, (and he got a styled haircut lol).

His cyberware has been removed, leaving some pretty noticeable scars.

Plus he’s got the scar on his forehead from having the bullet removed.

On the other side of his face, on his cheek, is a very old scar from childhood (a knife slash).

His nose has been broken more than once, so the bridge is not a straight line.

He has a tattoo on his forehead (on the other side) of a 13, because he is unlucky.

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Preview from my Cyberpunk fanfic End Transmission

I think I'm coming out of my writers block a little 😭

The room was quiet, but the tension between Kerry and Kenzie was louder than a mic squealing too close to an amp.

They were seated in one of Kerry's recording studios at MSM Records right in the heart of Night City. Everything about the room screamed money and success — from the vintage guitars hanging on the walls to the gold records and posters of Kerry’s albums, and the high-tech consoles blinking with status lights. It was almost infuriating how perfectly polished everything was, a shrine to Kerry's ego and legacy.

Kerry was all attitude today, and the farce of an interview hadn't even started yet. There was a sharp edge to him too — an impatience simmering just beneath the surface. The diva rockerboy drummed his ring-clad fingers against the arm of his chair, the dull clinks echoing through the otherwise silent room while the camera and sound crew tinkered with their equipment. Kerry’s expression made it clear that he wanted this over and done with.

Kenzie, seated stiffly across from him, was just as impatient. His fingers twitched in his lap betraying his nervous energy. They hadn’t spoken in person since the fistfight in Kerry's house. Everything up until now had been filtered through lawyers, contracts, and carefully negotiated terms — a fragile truce meant to be a win-win for both sides. But now that they were finally face to face, it was hard to tell who wanted to be there less.

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More End Transmission illustrations ✍️

Pt 3 (Cyberpunk 2077 fic new illustrations)

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I’m having a lot of fun drawing action scenes tbh! They have actually been so challenging though (and each panel took many hours) but totally worth it

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Hello! I'm Fox, I'm 29 and from Australia. I'm a lazy fanart artist and fanfic writer, so that's mainly what this blog is for.

My current brainrot is Cyberpunk and IWTV.

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NSFT Art

Pillowfort

Cyberpunk Fic: (KerryxV)

End Transmission

Baldur’s Gate Comics (Newest to Oldest):

Dream in Red (Ongoing, WIP but this is just a snippet)

Sweet Sister, My Slaughterkin

Fledgling (Perfect Slaughter Fan Comic)

The Imp Of The Perverse

I Think, Therefore I Am

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20 for the romantic HC ask for Vicentije

V likes pet names — both giving and receiving — but only in private. He’s got a reputation to uphold, after all. But when it’s just him and Kerry, he lets his more vulnerable or flirty side show.

When V's in a playful mood, he’ll call Kerry "Trouble" ("Here comes trouble 😉") or "Rockerboy" when he's feeling flirty. On the other hand, if Kerry's being moody or dramatic, V will throw out "Rockerboy" sarcastically. ("Alright, Rockerboy. 🙄")

Kerry loves to call V Badboy when he’s feeling flirty or messing around (“Hey, Badboy 😉”). But when V’s trying to hide his feelings or is being emotionally unavailable, Kerry gets frustrated. He wears his heart on his sleeve, so when V shuts down, Kerry will sarcastically call him “Tough Guy,” with a bit of exasperation behind it. It’s his way of nudging V to open up, even when he knows V’s instinct is to push people away.

So with the pet names, V’s sarcasm is his way of keeping things light. He loves Kerry, but he doesn't know how to handle all of Kerry’s feelings, so he uses humour to navigate this.

Thanks for the ask!

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Fun facts for my OC V from End Transmission because I'm bored

1. V is Multilingual (sort of)

Growing up in Heywood, which is predominantly Latino, V picked up a lot of Spanish. While he's not fluent, he can hold his own in a basic conversation. He knows a few phrases in Serbian, but they’re mostly swears, or things his father would say.

2. V Has a not so Secret Love for Bad, Trashy TV

V finds comfort in watching terrible reality shows or late-night dramas that no one takes seriously.

3. He’s Superstitious

V respects superstitions and beliefs of others. He always prays to Santa Muerte before a dangerous job, and has a tattoo of her on his chest.

4. V Can’t Cook

For all his street-smarts and combat skills, V can barely manage a decent meal. He’s mastered the art of instant noodles, but give him a recipe, and he’ll find a way to burn the kitchen down. Jackie used to do the cooking for them back in the day.

5. Motorcycles Over Cars

V has always been more of a motorcycle guy than a car guy. He enjoys the speed, the freedom, and the lack of walls between him and the open road. It reminds him of the few times in his life when he could just breathe. He lost his beloved bike during his coma and can’t afford a new one, but he swears the first thing he’ll do when he’s flush with eddies again is buy a custom bike.

6. He’s Got a Soft Spot for Animals

V has always had a thing for animals. As a kid, he’d feed stray dogs and cats in the alley behind his house, even though his father hated it.

7. V Has a Playlist for Every Mood

Music plays a big role in V’s life. He’s got a playlist for every situation — pre-job adrenaline rush, post-job cool-down, even one for when he’s feeling particularly nostalgic about the old days with Jackie. Kerry’s music is of course on most of those playlists, and V would never admit how often he listens to them.

8. He’s An Optimist

Despite everything he’s been through, V hasn’t given up on the world.

9. He Wanted to be a Nomad as a Kid

V would see Nomads passing through Night City every now and then and they fascinated him. He dreamed of leaving the city and joining them to live free on the open road. That dream never panned out, but part of him wonders what could’ve been if things were different.

10. Loyal to a Fault

V’s loyalty can sometimes get him into trouble. He would go to great lengths for his friends and loved ones, even when it wasn’t in his best interest. He’s always had a problem knowing when to let go, often risking himself to save others.

11. Street Smarts Over Book Smarts

V wasn’t educated and doesn’t pretend to be. He left school at 14 and learned everything he knows from the streets, picking up skills on the fly.

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Lowkey having fun writing an interview with Kerry and Kenzie (on my fanfic End Transmission)

Basically wrote a list of some unhinged shit Kerry might say and I'm trying to find a way to fit it in like a puzzle lol

I mean the final result will probably be a bit tamer than some ideas I've got but lolll

I am literally at work right now I shouldn't be doing this 🤣

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OC ask that you reblogged:

🍁 (maple leaf) - What brings your character joy? Do they find happiness in the small things? Does it take a lot to cheer them up?

For any OC you feel chatty about!

I'm super chatty about my Cyberpunk OC, V 😂 I am even still writing a fanfic about what he does after the game.

I have waited to answer this because I've been thinking about how to answer it!

V is complicated because he is someone who doesn't really know what happiness means for himself. On the surface, he finds joy in adrenaline rushes — driving fast, seeing his bank account fill up, a successful mission, or the thrill of a fight. But these are fleeting moments, and deep down, V struggles with a persistent feeling of emptiness. He is restless and is never truly fulfilled or at peace.

Wall of text incoming:

Inside, he harbours a lot of anger that he bottles up, pushes down, and hopes will just disappear. During his mercenary days, he found outlets for his rage in his work. Over time he learned to refine that anger into something more disciplined, especially after Viktor Vektor formally trained him in boxing.

For V, boxing became more than just an outlet for his aggression; it became a way to regain control over his life, to focus, and to find a kind of clarity he desperately needed with every punch. In the ring, nothing else matters to him — no past, no future, just the present moment and the fight before him. So, boxing is another key to his happiness. V’s been fighting with his fists since he was a kid, enduring more broken noses and busted knuckles than he can count. But the sport gives him a sense of power over his own body and his own fate — something that’s often in short supply in his life.

Spending time with Kerry is one of those small things that brings him joy. Whether it’s lounging around, eating junk food, watching reality TV, or just listening to him play guitar. It's not just about the romance; it's about finding comfort in the ordinary. Their dates might seem simple, but to V, they’re everything. They remind him that there’s more to life than just surviving — that there’s living, too.

His motorbikes used to be a source of freedom and joy when he had them. His landlord sold his bikes while he was M.I.A.

Tinkering with it, riding it through the city streets — it always made him feel alive. He and Jackie would spend hours working on their bikes together. Losing Jackie and then both their bikes was like losing a part of himself.

To cheer V up, you don’t need to do anything extravagant. What he values most are genuine connections. He wants people who see him for who he is, not as a tool and not for what he can do for them. Just hanging out with him, talking about the things he’s into, or simply being there is often enough. V can get lost in his own head, but he’s fiercely loyal and protective of those he cares about. Sometimes, that protectiveness can be a double-edged sword, making him overbearing or driving people away, but it always comes from a place of love.

In the end, V’s happiness is a work in progress. He’s still trying to figure out what it means for him to be content, and how to balance the light and dark inside him. But if you’re willing to stand by him, to share in his struggles and his victories, you’ll find that it will cheer him up and you'd find yourself with a very dependable friend who'd do anything for you.