#native made

[chonkwitchvt]

I can ✨finally✨ share my painting for the @redbarrelsofficial 15th anniversary fan-zine hosted by @vostoklucini

I really pushed myself on this piece and had so much fun painting our egregore queen 👑

[khangi]

Hey! You into pathfinder? You like supporting native authors?

My spouse has produced this as part of the Tiny World Jam on itch.io! And it’s Name Your Own Price!

Wanderers of Kiwat is an 8-page southwestern US setting supplement made for the Tiny World Jam, compatible with Pathfinder Second Edition.

Inside you'll find information about four strange divinities that can be worshipped within Kiwat, along with their cleric benefits and all the information you'd need to insert them right into your cleric's roster for a game.

This setting is a love letter to Texas, cowboys, and the Caddo nation and is open to use in any system, though has been designed around Pathfinder Second Edition.

Wanderers of Kiwat by Shay (they)

A brief look in strange divinities.

In addition, if you’re interested in more from my spouse, their Patreon is over here!

Get more from Shay on Patreon

writing TTRPG supplemental material

[cuntyglam]

wanted to share this medallion i made for myself !! it’s piccolo <3

[angryrdpanda]

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✨ linktree

[wildfishmark]

[whimsimoss]

coyote jaw bone knife (3 1/8 inch, blade is stainless steel) with leather sheath

crafted by Rob Radford, member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, on the Qualla Boundary

[paulxlahotee]

Instead of celebrating the holiday that emphasizes the violence against bipoc, support an indigenous beadwork artist!! I do custom handmade beadwork!! My Instagram is onyoko.lena.beads and feel free to dm me on insta or here if you want to help support me!!!

[vaebun]

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Hi y’all!! I don’t have any current art projects/updates to share today. I do, however, want to share a website that one of my elders have up: they create beaded art pieces (earrings specifically), poetry, art books, small paintings and prints.

This is a Native owned business!! It’s always important to separate that from non-Native beadwork.

Their art tends to revolve around themes of death and embracing the end of life! Could be a dark/ scary subject, but I admire that about them.

Take a few minutes to look at their creations!! They put so much thought into each piece that they create, it’s worth the glance.