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" Tell me, so I say "
about time i drew my ow2 main <3
Okay i made cool humanizations robots overwatch humanizations now scram!!
Also australian
Love robots
Drawing Overwatch Interactions - Episode 05: "Do Not Lie, Archer"
Added the voice lines again just because. (Turn on sounds!)
Playing with colors
Ọbà, Ọya & Ọ̀ṣun
Oba is the Orisha of marriage, domestic life, loyalty, and sacrifice.
Oya is the Orisha of Winds, storms, transformation, death/rebirth.
Oshun is the Orisha of Love, Beauty, Prosperity, and Fresh Waters
The heads in Yoruba art are often disproportionately large. This intentional distortion is a fundamental characteristic of the artwork and is based on philosophical and spiritual beliefs. The Yoruba believe that the head, or orí, is the most vital part of a person, containing their inner essence, destiny, and life force. So i thought it might be fun to make the heads of my silly designs larger to reflect this!
year of honse! 🐴
They all hold a special place in my heart
my sticker packs with omnics finally have arrived (^_^♪)