#Loria

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I’ve been thinking about the big deities of Hyrule and decided to make designs for different deity designs.

Hylia is the Goddess of Heroes, ordered by the golden three to watch over the Triforce when they left. She is the goddess of Hyrule, though it existed when she no longer existed because she gave up her immortality to defeat Demise. So really, no goddess protects the Triforce, and instead it scattered after ocarina of time when Ganondorf tried to grab it. But yeah Hyrule is kind of a mess with no Goddess to protect it. I lvoe big bird woman but honestly, I wanted her to look like Hylians so she’s a regular Hylian with some godly designs added. Yayy.

Then there’s Labryn, the war god of Labrynna. He’s focused on war and strategy and so he has the owl insignia to kind of represent Nayru’s wisdom. He’s kind of meant to be a mixture of Ares and Athena. He’s fun! Very rageful and has no respect for Hylia or her heroes. Hope he doesn’t create a labyrinth to test a hero 😳 that’d be crazy tho

Then we got Hollow and Drumm, the dancing gods of Holodrum. I want that kingdom to be focused on entertainment so I gave them the comedy and tragedy masks which is fun. Their designs are loosely based after the oracle Din too and yeaaaah. Idk what they do but they just kinda vibe and do their own thing.

Then there’s Oshus, king of the oceans. I feel like the ocean is its own domain, it’s own kingdom. I mean in our world, the ocean is its own world, so it makes sense for the ocean here to be separate from the kingdoms on land. So Oshus is doing his own thing and watching over the world of the ocean. And I also just love him. Def adding a ton of power to him, putting him on the same level as Hylia but idc it’s what he deserves. Now, if he was so powerful, why couldn’t he defeat Bellum? Well… Hylia had Demise so…. And she didn’t survive that battle sooooo…. Tho he’s not involved with Hyrule, Oshus has a lot more respect for Hyrule and its hero after phantom hourglass :3c

And idk, I wanted to draw Loria. Idk how her world exists she’s just kinda there vibin.

[neanmoins-que]

feet jumpscare

[pankurios-templeovarts]

Da Loria Norman ( 1872–1935) - God's Idea.

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Da Loria Norman

[formlines]

Kellys R Large Ovoids

Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun

from the website: The ovoid form is often used to make patterns and figures in traditional Salish art, a people from whom Yuxweluptun is descended, in addition to his Okanagan heritage. In this work, Yuxweluptun abstracts the ovoid by removing its layers and presenting it as a complete and separate entity. He challenges the way in which Indigenous art is represented and judged in a formal, Euro-centric context. By doing so, he reclaims his right to construct an Indigenous identity outside of colonial narratives.

[oldsardens]

Vincenzo Loria - Porta Capuana a Napoli

[hotoatmilk]

god’s idea

da loria norman

watercolor on paperboard

[art-collecteur]

Da Loria Norman (1872–1935) Ecclesiastes, and The Song of Solomon

[randompumpkinkiddo]

Youjo Senki fanfics sure are a thing

[venustapolis]

Child Of The Ages (Da Loria Norman, 1914)

[abwwia]

Da Loria Norman (1872–1935) was an American artist. Norman was noted for painting and for her illumination of books and images, and partnered with leading English artists such as Walter Crane. One of her most significant commissions was the illumination of "Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon", a Ballantyne Press vellum edition designed by Charles Ricketts, for the Spencer Bequest of the New York Public Library. Norman's work is held in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, among other collections. Via Wikipedia

[tomixslefttoe]

it's been 84 years....

(I've been bored recently so I'm making a bunch of incorrect quotes and I'm gonna load up the queue with them later today, so look forward to that)

[rimupon]

What's your opinion on Raskova's backstory

pretty much this

[louisironson]

[formlines]

Grizzly Bear Panel

Sean Whonnock

[oldsardens]

Vincenzo Loria - Villaggio sul mare