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Do it for mesoamerica's ass

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2020-11-19

This is Coatli. She's a mesoamerican princess. She is also a warrior and she can talk to snakes.

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2020-11-16

Drawing repetitive textures like this is always so meditative.⁠
I'm fascinated by the feather serpents that appear in Mesoamerican mythologies.

🎵 "Wait" - Figure Study

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2020-11-06

Please consider supporting me on patreon, where I post exclusive content on Mesoamerican thought! https://t.co/uPTuwQaMtr

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2020-10-30

This is Coatli. She's a Princess from a fictional mesoamerican world. Her weapon is called the Macoatl and it's a divine weapon made by a serpent god, and only she and her family are able to wield that weapon. She can also talk to snakes, and they obey her every command

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2020-10-19

This is the third part of a series of posts about animals of the Underworld:
Please consider supporting me on Patreon, where I post exclusive content on my work and Mesoamerican though!
https://t.co/uPTuwQaMtr

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2020-10-14

The penultimate set of day sign illustrations; Ocelotl(Jaguar), Mazatl(Deer), and Tochtli(Rabbit)

So later today at 7:30, we will be working on the final illustration live on stream. Come check it out, it will be a great time!

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2020-10-08

Today, we've got Cozcacuauhtli (Vulture), Acatl (Reed), and Malinalli (Grass).

Close to getting done now! We have 5 left to make. Tune into the stream tomorrow morning at 9:30!

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2020-10-03

First for (I honestly don’t know how this tag is supposed to work) but here! I’ll be roughing out a new OC for every day this month. First up is Catalina! A young Mesoamerican girl who shoots magic from her fingertips!

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2020-10-01

In Mesoamerican thought, dreams are considered to be the escape of one of the "souls" from the body.

Follow the link to see Miquiztli, The Moment of Death, as a print in my Etsy store!
https://t.co/gCqFbHSNj7

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2020-10-02

And now for day 29 of Ceremony/Ritual, I took some inspiration from the old ceremonial knives of mesoamerican culture. Maybe not the best, I've done, but still happy with the result. One more to go!

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2020-10-01

Mexico celebrates the National Day of Maize on September 29! 🌽🇲🇽

This mythical grain is the most representative crop in the country due to its economic, social, and cultural importance and has been a basic and fundamental food of the Mesoamerican indigenous cultures.

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2020-09-30

Los mexicas fueron el último pueblo mesoamericano que formó una rica y compleja tradición religiosa, política, cosmológica, astronómica, filosófica y artística aprendida y desarrollada por los pueblos de Mesoamérica a lo largo de muchos siglos.

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2020-09-30

Quiahuitl (Rain), Ollin (Movement), Calli (House).

13 down, 7 more to go. Catch the Instagram Livestream tomorrow at 9:30am!

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2020-09-26

Calendars also tell us a great deal about how Mesoamerican cultures understood and structured their world. Kristopher Driggers explains the Mesoamerican calendar in a new essay.
https://t.co/XbM6MbTsM8

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2020-09-22

Here's another three. Cuetzpalin (Lizard), Cuauhtli (Eagle), Itzcuintli (Dog).⁠

Hope you all have been enjoying watching the livestreams of me making these illustrations. Many more to come!

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2020-09-22

I have been streaming on Instagram live for the past couple Saturdays. And now, I'll be streaming on Twitch!

Tune in here tomorrow at 9:30 on Instagram or check the link in my bio for the Twitch link. See ya tomorrow!

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2020-09-19