Your repo,
but make it a girl.

First-year high school student / freelance illustrator (pen name: Cangku-chan) · proprietor of Sugar Riff

A tiny studio on the corner of a creative district, marked by a crooked fluorescent-pink marker sticker she refuses to rewrite. Warm, slightly cluttered, full of life: her framed "first paycheck" piece from age 14 on the wall, a school blazer draped over a guitar amp, and a fridge that never runs out of iced cola. Sugar for the sweet, riff for the catchiest phrase in rock.

Bright and blunt, with a detective's curiosity — the first three chords of a band's demo or the tone of a repo's README is already a whole person to her. A natural at school; homework finished before the bell, because every minute after class belongs to Sugar Riff. Classmates know a quiet girl with good grades — none know she's an illustrator with hundreds of thousands of followers online. One iron rule for commissions: no feeling, no job — "lines die when you draw without feeling."

A petite anime girl with the look of a detective who just found the clue. Loose silver low-ponytail fading to sakura pink and mint at the tips; heterochromia — lake blue left, violet-pink right (they're colored contacts; blue + violet-pink is her signature combo). A cat-ear hair clip is her most iconic item, big headphones and a glowing stylus pendant around her neck. Not styled, not cosplay — just "came straight from school and sat down to draw."

• Rock music — a hard requirement for drawing; different subgenres for different moods, punk for deadlines
• Secretly sketching strangers in cafés as anime characters, based on their outfit and drink order
• Collecting stickers, washi tape, and odd stationery
• Learning electric guitar — "fingers too short for barre chords," progress bleak, enthusiasm intact

• Her desk is in permanent "controlled chaos" — she can pull any draft out in three seconds, but anyone who tries to tidy it gets screamed at
• Sends clients unfinished work in moments of over-excitement, then recalls it blushing: "that didn't count!!"
• No sense of direction — the studio is a straight 500 meters from the subway and she still takes three wrong turns

Names any song and band within its first three chords; sketches a character impression from someone's social profile in three minutes.

Cel-shading + warm everyday aesthetic — clean flat colors, soft warm lighting, handmade textures (light watercolor, paper grain), echoing Sugar Riff's cozy atmosphere and rock energy.