"Love" is the term used for present made for other members using their Personal Character. The love can be pixeled, drawn and scanned, modeled or even coded.

Personal character is a 'trend' in most art-based internet sites. Basically, it is a character that represents you in the site, in the form of avatars, drawings, project characters etc.
Thus, an original character, made by yourself, is preferred among the members of tSR. Nothing avoids you from basing off your character from an already made one, but taking the character as is and slap it as your personal character is generally frowned upon here.
we aren't heartless to give you punishments for using an already made character as your ref, but we really suggest you to make an original one soon. Since creating an character takes effort, some people will find it difficult, but it'll represent you better than anything else.

Make a post with your personal character inside [img] tags. Now, because of the dynamic nature of tSR usernames we're including user ID's. Those numbers next to the names refer to a user's user ID and are permanent. You can click it to find out which member this reference belongs to. In addition, if you have a constant name you like to be referred to despite username changes you can include that in your post to make things easier for those who wish to make you sweet, sweet love.

He's one of my very own original characters.
He is a 15 year old Russian Bomberman boy named Mossy (a play on Moscow, heh), and he possesses a magical golden microphone (there's a story behind that) where the top is a gold orb, with a shiny silver rim underneath it and has a bronze handle which is his most treasured belonging.
His hat's essentially a cylinder but it was difficult to convey the cylindarical-ness properly.
And finally he's wearing a fancy buttoned suit-coat thing (the two "points" in the back are not a cape, but part of his coat which were not drawn correctly so therefore that isn't how they actually are supposed to be.
I'll update it someday with the correct design.