Emka

artist🇰🇷✝️ Telegram: t.me/angyemks blsk: https://bsky.app/profile/angyemks.bsky.social Inst: https://clk.li/edZy

[angyemks]

One of the most challenging things about Cynocephalium, in my opinion, is how to put a helmet on a dog's head; so there are a couple of concepts.

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What kind of eyes do you have???

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Psaglava is a god who resides in the northern lands. He is the patron of the cynocephali and his other flock. Despite his transcendental nature, those who saw him in visions described him as a three-headed cynocephal with dark skin and white fur. This is how he is often depicted in icons.

I started this art before the session, stopped at one of the final stages and found the strength and time to finish it only now, as it happens; I actively alternate between original and fanart, variety of content

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I’m actually a huge fan of any content featuring the Hollow Knight

Lots of people have told me that Khora’s characters clearly show I was inspired by the Hollow Knight; I do try to make them different from the bugs, but it doesn’t always work out, and that’s why I feel a bit self-conscious when people talk about Khora in that way

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The girls from my church convinced me to post this art, although I had been putting it off for a long time.

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Cynocephals — people with dog heads — are most common in these northern lands. Wherever you look, you'll see these faces. They're among church officials, among secular authorities, in markets, and in prisons.

I really struggled with this art for a long time, but it seems I finally managed to create the right atmosphere.

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I never put a lot of bets on my original character art on Tumblr, but overall I'm happy with any reaction to it!

Warhammer art gives me moral strength for non-Warhammer art.

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After more than a month's break from drawing, I finally passed my exams and am now lazing around in practice, so I have a lot more time for drawing, hurray!

During this time, I've already forgotten what it's like to translate my own work into English for foreign platforms😵‍💫

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Christ is risen! Truly He is risen!

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I still haven't decided which filter is better, so I made two options.

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The original settings get much less coverage, but I still love them and will continue to post.

So, the Re'emians are a people of unicorn-men who came to the northern lands from the south; despite their alien origin and widespread illegal hunting of them, the Re'emians are full members of society and active participants in the cult of Psaglava, for example, the general inquisitor of the city of Salicirradix is a Reyemyan named Manus Ultrix.

I tried to give this art the appearance of a stained glass window taken at a low exposure. I have seen a lot of stained glass windows in my life, but I have never painted them;

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I really spent a lot of time and effort, using Byzantine-style icons as references😵‍💫

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And to be fair, despite the long drawing process, the result turned out much better than the previous few works😵‍💫

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And the tau's hooves slide apart on the ice!

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Sincerely and from the bottom of my heart, I would like to congratulate all Christians of the Western tradition on the coming Christmas!

Christ is born! Glory to God!

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I was incredibly burned out this semester, but I still managed to make at least one full-fledged piece of art in three months, which is a small victory.

Kosha is a background character with no place in the main plot of Khora; however, she is a shining example of the few who have not turned to dust and retained their faith in the Basileus. She is a reminder that every inhabitant of Oskion has their own history, pain, and past, even the most insignificant.

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It turns out I haven't posted any of the art here for my "Cynocephalium" setting;

It is this setting that makes me learn to draw backdrops. In this case, it is easier for me, because it is often nature, and I have been drawing landscapes for a very long time before, although on paper, not digitally.