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Katara 🌊!!!
This urge to draw her probally came from the new atla live action. Idk if it's going to be good becuse my expectations are lowering with every new information we get. And i hate the whole art direction of the series. And don't even get me started on the costumes.
But putting that aside, ever since i watched atla 2 years ago, i couldn't wait to draw all the characters in digital medium ( : And here I am, finnaly doing so.
The patterns, tattos and jewerly are inspired by inuit coulture ( i know its not really accurate).
Anyway, I hope you like this piece
#digital art#fanart#katara#katara fanart#the gaang#avatar the last airbender#atla#atla fanart#original art#water tribe#atla netflix#inuit art
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it’s always ‘inuit inspired’, girl just admit you can’t be bothered to open google
#but cmon it’s literally right there#stop making cultural accuracy under the assumption of pan-asianism#sokka#avatar the last airbender#atla fanart#digital art#digital painting#katara#katara art#sokka art#inuit art#inuk katara#kakiniit
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Inuit Woman (Kootucktuck) in her Beaded Attigi. Nunavut, 1905.
#art#aesthetic#art history#historical fashion#fashion#historical art#women in art#women#1900s fashion#Edwardian era#inuit art#inuit fashion#inuit#inuit history#inuktitut#photography#historical photography#history#nunavut#Canada
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Mary Yuusipik Singaqti, Two transforming figures (1985) The sculpture is made of a rock of basalt stone. It represents two human figures transforming into polar bears.
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Annie Pootoogook (Inuk-Canadian, 1969-2016) - Dr. Phil (2006)
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#TwoForTuesday:
Osuitok Ipeelee (Inuit, 1923 – 2005) Untitled (Walruses), c. 1977 Steatite, caribou antler; 29.2 x 37.2 x 21.9 cm Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal inv. 2014.234.1-4
#animals in art#20th century art#Indigenous art#First Nations art#Native American art#Inuit art#Montreal Museum of Fine Arts#1970s#carving#sculpture#figure#walrus#walruses#marine mammal#pair#Two for Tuesday#steatite#soapstone#Osuitok Ipeelee
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Angakusajaujuq: The Shaman's Apprentice (2021)
Dir. Zacharias Kunuk
A young shaman must face her first challenge: a journey underground to see Kannaaluk, The One Below, who holds the answers to why a community member fell ill.
#angakusajaujug#the shaman's apprentice#inuit#inuit art#indigenous art#canada#animation#stop motion#stumbled across this on cbc gem!#literally hypnotizing oh my god#hunt it down if you ever get the chance
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Mary Yuusipik Singaqti (1936 – 2017, Baker Lake)
Surviving on the Land, 2001
wool felt & embroidery floss on wool duffel, 52 x 59 in.
#Mary Yuusipik Singaqti#textile art#textiles#embroidery#applique#art#inuit art#inuit artists#inuit artist
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Qavavau Manumie, Untitled available here
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Inuit button with seal image, 1880s-90s, Yukon.
#inuit art#inuit#eskimo#ivory#walrus#yukon#Bering strait#indegenous#indigenous people#ivory button#seal art#alaska#narwhal#carving#folk art#folk aesthetic#soapstone#arte#artist#native american#native art#greenland#arctic#seal#sea lion#baby seal
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korra did things to 14 year old me
#korra#inuit#inuit art#atla#atla fanart#legend of korra#katara#korra fanart#digital art#digital drawing
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late Thule tradition: walrus man od ivory, collected at Point Barrow around the turn of century, height 7 cm
"The Eskimos and the Aleuts" by Don E. Dumond 1987
#therianthropes#hunter gatherer#archaeology#inuit#yupik#artefact#thule people#proto inuit#sculpture#art#thule tradition#inuit art#figurine#walrus#anthropology#ivory#aleut#indigenous peoples#indigenous art#hybrid#composite being#my upl
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Nanoq Arctic Museum <3
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Annie Pootoogook (Inuk-Canadian, 1969-2016) - Untitled (2006)
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Levi Qumaluk (Inuit; Nunavik, 1919-1997) Untitled (Walrus), 1952 Steatite, ivory, 9.4 x 18.7 x 19.7 cm Montreal Museum of Fine Arts 1953.Aa.1
#animals in art#20th century art#Indigenous art#First Nations art#Canadian art#Montreal Museum of Fine Arts#1950s#soapstone#steatite#carving#figure#animal effigy#sculpture#walrus#Arctic animals#marine mammals#Levi Qumaluk#Inuit art
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