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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Catulle" data-source="post: 867849" data-attributes="member: 9942">Here's what I was thinking at the present point; commentary would be most definitely welcome, since it's all a bit rough-hewn at the moment:Ramon MassóAn ambitious artist, both following in the footsteps of and idolising Salvador Dali. His chosen medium is sculpture, and was quite willing to plumb the depths to spark his inspiration, a trait which has led him into addiction and degradation behind a cool facade.He has acquired a degree of infamy in the past years, regarded as something of an enfant terrible (or should that be el niño revoltoso?), and has run with a distinctly political slant to his art and publicity. In fact, he mirrors in a number of ways the approach of the French surrealists who shunned his distant mentor, though his chosen cause is that of Catalan nationalism.His Embrace came from a Malkavian antitribu who was quite the fan. The Freak been feeding from him for a few months, the blood loss fuelling him into a maelstrom of creativity, when the call to the creation rites went out. The rather lazy Cainite simply took the most convenient prey on a walk, "to get some air", and the rest was much as may be expected.Thoughts? Ideas?Regards,BarryEdit: To add name.</blockquote>