very fancy dual character sheet

Uhuh... i did this to test a couple of things. First of all whether i can get past the weird feeling that having a fantasy character with a Hungarian name gives me. Result: i got over it. It's Naomi in English, you may refer to her that way, but i like the sound of the Hungarian version better.

And i also did it to test my patience. I lost it halfway while hand-painting the frames. In addition i began to hate this whole sheet. These characters are not really important nor well-done either, i think they don't deserve a character sheet as fancy as this one. In general i don't like making standard demons. They are boring. Which is why i could not get myself to create a few examples before. But examples are needed.
Also, i hate my English, and i think the text with the visuals are like garbage on a silver plate. I thought about writing it in Hungarian but i don't have a word for celestians and such in Hungarian and i suspect 'angels' in HU sounds as cheesy as it is in English.

So it's not really a proper reference sheet. In fact i used a reference sheet to make it. Here: [link]
This is more like a luxurious character sheet done to entertain myself.

In addition: the crests are there for decorative purposes only, gulls (commoners) don't actually have crests. Only albatrosses (nobility).

And let's pretend that black-legged kittiwakes have black beaks.

And i will probably never again make a character sheet as fancy as this one. I had enough. For at least a decade.
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Have a little perspective:
Albatrosses/nobles: [link] [link] [link] Male commoner/gull with pure celestial energy-weapons: [link] Servant: [link] A non-standard demon: [link] [link]