Odera Igbokweさんのイラストまとめ

Hello twitter, my name is Odera!
I’m an illustrator of all things magical, queer, & fashionable

👩🏿‍🎨Visit my portfolio & store: https://t.co/bT7fbK1Csy
🌞 Celebrate & support reclamations of Afrodiasporic mythology with me on https://t.co/EtAOKFdCLc
🌚Instagram @ Odyism

I hadn’t done a comic since my days at RISD. Even just a few pages was really nerve wrecking. But I am so glad I participated in @hanadokikira volume 2! Here are a few panels from my 5 page comic featured in the anthology.

The Kickstarter is live at https://t.co/OF37iTeSz9

One of my favorite rewards for my supporters on patreon is "Liberation Library". I wanted to share one of my newest articles with you for free as a sampler. It talks about how femme energy has been inspiring my work since childhood

Check it out here!
https://t.co/nuBXT33BNh

We are almost ready 👩🏿‍🎨

I want to sew together the deities and sacred traditions of the African diaspora, with afrofuturism, queer fashion and LOOKS, and the occasional C U T E spirit.

An acrylic, gouache, and colored pencil piece created by pulling the figurative image from abstract markmaking. Available today on https://t.co/TRceTl3Elu

Generations: The Astral, The Siren, The Phantom.

A trinity of drawings for the Paper Pushers show at @galleries1988.

Inspired by meditation, mindfulness, miyake, and medicham.

#obanje #spiritchildren #abiku #healing #meditation

I’m in the process of making a new small comic for a zine/compilation. I haven’t made a proper comic in YEARS. So here is a Flashback Friday to 2012 Odera comics at RISD.

This new comic is about to be uh...REAL DIFFERENT 🤗🤗🤗

Perhaps my favorite moments are anything to do with Oya.
I feel a spiritual & personal connection to Oya, and some of my favorite paintings I've done have been inspired by her. So seeing new takes are so...transformative!

TLDR: GO BUY Children of Blood and Bone by @tomi_adeyemi

Not only that but the use of Nigerian Orishas is hitting me in my spirit.
I've been doing alot of illustrations and paintings inspired by Orishas and Odinani, so reading @tomi_adeyemi's takes on them is so inspiring.