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[zaffyrr]

Another piece of my dj twi'lek oc Tarina Teff.

[This art can be bought on T-shirts, mugs, prints, etc on my Redbubble]

[leilanising]

guys im literally so proud of this digital render I did in animation class

[amarcia]

Preparing for a mission together c: !!! (They're all gonna blow up)

✨🌙  ART LOG ->  @404ama

[naiad-r]

“None of you has any obligation—” "The hell we don't."

@plokoonweek Day 1: Wolfpack || Accidental Child Acquisition

(The blond clone, Tenie, belongs to @vytels!💕 He's a sweetheart.)

[me8t]

not to oc post but look at my beautiful princess disorder

based on those pics of nuns smoking

[phi-guy]

did a redraw/update of that formal wear tavra!

this one came out looking much more ceremonial, so I imagine him wearing this during jedi ceremonies/celebrations, maybe knightings or some such.

readmore for my yap about some of the details

obviously this is still inspired by a hanbok, and I added other korean elements to tie in maybe some traditions from Mikkia (korea). I especially like the idea of these norigae (the knotted charms) with longer looser ties that evoke Mikkian tendrils. I imagine these come from a tradition of weaving/tying long natural fibers like tall grasses or reeds :3

theres several more "classic "traditional" jedi elements as well:

the obi and tabards to help sell the classic Jedi silhouette

the hems have been embroidered with elements from the jedi code mantra (which i have repeated alllll over the place, includeing the charms hanging off the belt. hence me thinking this would be a ceremonial outfit. the code is literally woven into this garment.)

the symbols on the headdress I imagine could be stitched with some sort of jedi language, once again repeating the mantra or some other element of the code.

on his wrist he's got the jedi version of a rosary, or worry stones, which are clay beads inscribed with mantras from the code, that are used to help during meditation or stuff like that.

[kokosnusslos]

attack on @gregorsmissingarmor 💖💖💖