Today we are sharing Hisba Brimah's paintings, she is working with us to create a virtual exhibition to showcase 'Mindful Transformations'. This is the first image from her, taking inspiration from architecture, art history, textiles, and different cultures

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8. She always wanted to leave her temple and travel the world, learn about other countries and cultures. And settle somewhere in a cute house and have a family (and maybe her family will be a grumpy drow husband and their cute half drow children)

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Hi everyone! I'm a writer-illustrator from the Caribbean.
A1: I would like my work to be a passport for all children to learn about different cultures in a fun and respectful way. :)

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*drum rolls*

And here we have... Vaitar (as most cultures call her) or Narak (her real name)!! She's the Supreme Goddess of Death and she lives in Raudrea (our "hell"). Hope you like her design!

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HI !!!!!!! ♥️♥️♥️ i'm tempy! bisexual filipina living in the US 🇵🇭 i'm a nursing student & i like to draw things inspired by various cultures (aka pretty girls in pretty clothes 🥺) and historical events in asia. ┌(┌ ^o^)┐NICE TO MEET YA

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The problem with having 3 routes is that it basically triples the amount of work needed to research the folklore and creatures for each country as well as tripling all the work needed for a Touhou game
Managing to fit all those cultures into something coherent would be hard too

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I made New Pokeoc Her name is Audrey shes a Mismagius who loves to learn about human cultures

she doesn't really get fashion so she wears a simple jacket she stole from a random trainer

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In the Japanese version of Mario Kart Super Circuit (top and bottom left) the Shy Guys in Sunset Wilds wear Native American war bonnets. These were removed in the international release (top and bottom right) most likely out of sensitivity towards indigenous cultures.

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I'll start .
My name is ember , I'm a 19 y/o digital artist based in nigeria and im currently addicted to "man i is" by logic . it has some nujabes vibe to it !
My works are kind of inspired by black urban and japanese cultures

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Day 3: Fuse

Katara and Zuko are well aware of how much the snobby fire nation nobles disapprove of their union. They decide to get matching robes that fuse both their cultures as a response 🔥

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Basilisks are located in Essos and Sothoryos. In some cultures, they are used for animal fighting and a basilisk is capable of tearing a large dog to pieces

Basilisk blood will drive any warmblood creature mad and even cause a mouse to attack a lion after a taste

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Day 1: Fantasy AU BarbarianPrince!Bakugou and RoyalPrince!Izuku getting married was the first thing I thought of when I saw the prompt. I love the idea of them combining and supporting their cultures together!

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.'s covers for 'Pretty Deadly' are top-tier for comics, period, across eras, genres, and cultures.

An incredibly well-deserved award. https://t.co/baJNYCyvfM

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dead_lad_final.png aka Nathan

FIRST GIVEAWAY WINNER COMPLETE
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love the dude's style tbh, just smash cultures together to make smth cool

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[ ocs ] Halogen character lineup!
Their design inspo is pretty much just...2000's Hot Topic subcultures.

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Different artists from different countries and cultures, races and religions but all with the same spirit within

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I have always taught you many British cultures🇬🇧😋

妖怪 Yokai
-artist
<水木しげる Shigeru Mizuki>

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Pensez à réserver ! dans la limite des places disponibles

Pour sa 16ème édition, le Festival des cultures d’ici et d’ailleurs, revient s’installer dans les douves du Château les mardis, mercredis et jeudis.

https://t.co/aE1d2b5z2W

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catboys.... in spaaace!!🐱🛸✨
Dante and Brent for the alien au! Dante is half human while Brent is a full blown catboy. their species has been in contact with earth for some time so intermingling between the cultures is fairly common, wearing more humanistic fashions and things.

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- On the Road - Day 19

“The travellers often disagreed on how best to spend their evenings. It seemed ‘rest’ meant different things to different cultures.”

Art & Storyboard:
Story & Writing:

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