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"Le miel d'Oshun", acrylic on paper, 21 x 29,7 cm
Instagram : @jenekacy_art
✨Oshun✨
🗣️ COVER REVEAL!!! 🌻☀️✨
I’m super excited to share the cover of Oshún & Me: A Story of Love and Braids, written by Adiba Nelson and illustrated by me!
Adiba says: It has been an absolute joy to not only write the story of Yadira, Mami, and the Goddess Oshún, but to see them brought to life via the stunning artwork of Alleanna Harris, and translated into Puerto Rican Spanish by the lovely Issa Mas - blessings on blessings on blessings!
I can't wait for you all to meet Yadira and learn about the beautiful Oshún! It comes out January 24, 2025 but it’s Available for preorder NOW!
Also, big thanks to Adiba for trusting me with Yadira, Emily and Naomi and the team at MacKids AND my agent Alex and the team at Bright Agency. 💛
Oshun
Oshun, the African goddess of rivers, love, and beauty, found herself amidst the stars, entrusted with a new role as the Conductor of the Cosmic Galaxy Orchestra. The universe had grown chaotic, with planets spiraling out of tune and stars flickering off-beat.
With a golden baton in hand, Oshun stood at the center of the cosmic stage, her aura shimmering like a thousand suns. As she lifted her baton, the galaxies held their breath.
The first note she struck was pure and sweet, a melody that sent waves of harmony across the cosmos. Stars began to dance, planets swayed in perfect rhythm, and the black holes hummed a deep bass, anchoring the celestial symphony.
Under her guidance, the orchestra played the music of creation, each note bringing balance and beauty to the vast universe. The galaxies, now united in song, spun together in perfect harmony, their light reflecting the love and grace of Oshun, the eternal conductor of the cosmic symphony.
You don't step on me twice
You can't step into the same water twice
Remember?
the water follows
And me too
Ora YêYê, Oxum. Odoyá, Yemanja. It's just love. Have mercy on us.