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Haliya and the Bakunawa
Haliya is the moon goddess of Bicolano mythology who periodically comes down to earth to bathe in its waters.
Legend has it that the world used to be illuminated by seven moons. The gigantic sea serpent called bakunawa, a mythical creature found in the
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is the masked moon goddess, warrior, and protector of women in Ibalon, a section of pre-colonial Philippines. With her brother Bulan, the moon god, the two deities were said to be incredibly strong and beautiful.
Happy Valentines Gays... 👩❤️💋👩 Here's a "Bakunawa and Haliya Kiss" #Art #Illustration #Drawing #Valentines #GAY #GLpoyan
More concepts for my comic adaptation of Haliya/Bakunawa! (2/3)
#bakunawa #philippinemythology #filipinomythology #villains #characterdesign #illustration #comics #mythology
Here's concepts that I've been working on for a new comic project for school! I've been adapting the story of Haliya/Bakunawa and Bulan/Sidapa! Super excited to share soon!! (1/3) #philippinemythology #filipinomythology #characterdesign #illustration #mythology #comics
Cat Nine 178 "Haliyalujah"- More info about the loony lasses https://t.co/zYgMt0mzJb @mycomicrocket @topwebcomics #comic #comics #webcomic #webcomics #art
My piece for MYTH 2018! Haliya, moon goddess & Bakunawa, deity of the Underworld from pre-colonial Philippine myth 🌘 https://t.co/KNkOOucKy3
Si Haliya @Valeentawak, Magindara @LoviPoe at Alena @_gabbigarcia nagsma-sama sa isang larawan. ☺
Sadyang kay gandang obra ni @KarloOfishal
Throwback Attack! Old painting. It's Haliya, goddess of the Moon and arch-nemesis of the Bakunawa.