what does Ronnie look like?

A good representative for the traits that make up Ronnie would be Vladimir Nabokov:Best known for his controversial novel, Lolita, Nabokov is one of my personal heroes. Here is a man who made another language his own. He celebrated English just as much for its phonetics as its rich vocabulary, and made spectacular use of both. He used his adopted tongue to create a triumphant work of art that precious few native speakers could have written. He was a brilliant mind, in any language, and lived a very full and cosmopolitan life.

Some Nabokov trivia: he was fascinated with butterflies. Those doodles on his portrait? He drew them. Even late in his life, chasing butterflies was a passion of his. I think that's perfect - one of the best writers of the 20th century, and all he wants to do is catch a butterfly in his net.

Ronnie

Ronnie is the outgoing one, the worldly one, the adventurous one. You might call him a hedonist, or you might call him a bookworm - depending on his mood, you could be right either way. Where many might argue caution, he charges forward. He drinks deeply of every cup - the cup of life, most of all.

He is driven by curiosity, be it intellectual, experiential, or personally. He will never be satiated with knowledge and, to others, he might seem unsatisfied or directionless; in reality, he is far from it! He simply loves to absorb new ideas and experiences, which is a pursuit that can fill a lifetime. This pursuit is especially apparent in his love of music - a world unto itself, with its own journeys and treasures, where Ronnie lives (just as much as in the physical world).

This is not a solitary pursuit, either - he treasures relationships, and the friends he has made know that he values them. Every friend is unique to him and so, too, is every friendship. He is the definition of cosmopolitan, a citizen of the world. He is at home almost anywhere, and makes lasting connections everywhere he goes.

Curious, cosmopolitan and musical - like a wandering bard, Ronnie brings merriment with him wherever he goes, but he also leaves behind true friends and treasured memories.

what does Garra look like?

A good avatar for Garra, one that exemplifies what he's all about, would be Eddard Stark, from A Game of Thrones - seen here played by Sean Bean.

GARRA

The first of Garra Ronnie Res's aspects is Garra - the creator. Garra is, above all else, genuine. He is true to his word and true to himself. Garra knows who he is and is at peace with himself, and all those who know him respect him all the more for it. Those who don't know him find themselves, upon meeting him, drawn to his honesty and goodness. His sincerity also gives him an exuberance that many today, driven by cynicism or assumed maturity, might mistake for silliness; he is not silly, though - he simply refuses to temper his enthusiasm for anything that brings him happiness.

Garra is also an artist - he is a teller of tales and a painter of pictures, and his words and images convey his every thought to his audience. He finds joy in this kind of sharing, and doesn't quail at the possibility of a poor reception. He enjoys creating for the sake of creating, but also pursues excellence in his craft - always seeking to improve his art.

Finally, Garra is a provider. In the fashion of "the greatest generation," he stoically takes on any burden to provide for those he cares about. Moreover, he does so without complaint or resentment, and takes pride in the doing.

Genuine; Artist; Provider. Garra is a man of many talents, but he is not boastful; nor is he overly modest, however. He is what he is. He does what he has to do and, after that, he does what he wants. Fortunately for those around him, that usually means making people happy.