#Luzia

[dserpentes]

I asked to post the kiss of the epilogue so, here it is!!!! Still ABSOLUTELY dying over this

I cannot

Also lae'zel on the background is killing me 🤣

[acetheticsdraws]

This isn’t art, but I thought it'd be fun to share my Cirque du Soleil inspired Halloween costumes from past years (and this year)

Eggman from ‘Beatles: LOVE’ (2024)

Mover from ‘Zarkana’ (2023)

The Crying Woman from ‘Luzia’ (2021)

Batteur de Rue/The Street Drummer from ‘Kurios’ (2020)

[postcard-from-the-past]

Wisteria blossom in Sant Luzia, Funchal, Madeira islands, Portugal

Portuguese vintage postcard

[sweepseven]

[wuwmmdraws]

Huevember turned into Huecember this year... Started this project in November, fell off for several weeks with no motivation, then picked it up again in December and powered through to finish it off.

I'm so glad I did, because look at the results! So many characters I'd never drawn before and they all turned out super well.

See the individual character pieces under the cut:

Red: Red Pierrot from La Nouba Orange: Running Woman from Luzia

Yellow: Guifa/Philemon from O Green: Oceane from Dralion

Cyan: Nouit from Zed Blue: The Dreamer from Saltimbanco

Purple: The Patriarch from Varekai Pink: Moha-Samedi from Mystère

[blue0blink]

Ya me canse- ya me canse de fingir que no extraño a arin/q!luzu en el cusump

[kalp-delenimm]

"Çünkü çok iyi bir kalbin var," dedi daha kısık bir sesle. "Ben de ona zarar gelmesinden korkuyorum."

"Benim için endişelenme."

Kalbim içinse hepimiz biraz geç kaldık.

~Canavarın da Kalbi Varmış

[voltronfanbae]

Hear me out,

LUZIA WHAT THE FUCK HOW DO YOU CREATE THIS 😐❓😭

[late-to-the-game-artist]

My OCs, Marcel and Luzia, enjoying spring. One is a human who looks like a fairy and the other is an eldritch fae who looks too human.

[dianaa70]

Böyle bitmeyecekti luzia

[spacedads-fae-world]

A drawing of Luzia’s work outfit from my story. Workers need to keep as little skin as possible exposed when working in the cursed forest for fear that breathing in the air or touching anything will forever alter your body like the fae-touched. They are given full body suits, gloves, and masks that are believed to filter out the bad air completely.

I will get to it with a different post, but these masks are usually painted by workers so that they can tell each other apart.

While Luzia was exposed to this magic in the womb and it already changed her, there’s no telling if it could get worse with more exposure.

Her job is to travel with the expedition team that wishes to reach the heart of the forest because she can see the hidden dangers that they can’t. While most of the team is on edge, she finds the place and its odd and colorful nature beautiful in the peaceful moments.

While no one has seen the fae folk in over a thousand years, there’s still superstition that they’re walking invisibly among people, like the forest’s fae beasts can. Workers have taken to always wearing a piece of iron on themselves to ward off these malicious spirits. Luzia’s mother gave her a necklace made of twine and an old nail pried from their apartment floorboards because while her daughter isn’t a changeling like the town believes, that doesn’t mean the fae won’t mistaken her for one and try to take her back.

(Note: I swear I drew this with my own hand. She’s not A.I. art. Her left arm is supposed to look like that, and the left leg is off because I’m a shit artist)

[dserpentes]

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Soft kisses for the wizard ❤️

[acetheticsdraws]

Sketch dump time!

1. Sahasra (my OC) cleaning their little moth antenna

2. The serial rule follower and serial rule breaker (Hugo and Wohali, my OCs)

3. Cali from Cirque du Soleil’s Amaluna (Played by Viktor Kee)

4. The Crying Woman and the Street Singer from Luzia and Kurios (Played by Majo Cornejo & Sophie Guay)

5. Fish behavior (Hayami, my OC)

6. Eira & Amida (my OCs) cuddling

7. Aerial hoop trio (Melony, Sahasra, & Wohali, my OCs)

[geekpopnews]

Resenha: "Mãe Liberté" de Simone Maryam

Resenha do livro "Mãe Liberté" da escritora Simone Maryam. Livro mostra a luta contra a escravidão no século XIX. Conflitos entre os personagens marcam a trama. #Resenha #MãeLiberté

O livro “Mãe Liberté” da escritora Simone Maryam é uma bela narrativa sobre a luta contra a escravidão. Os personagens centrais são Luzia e Simão. Luzia é uma jovem mestiça, filha do advogado abolicionista Dolce Alcântara. Simão é filho do fazendeiro cruel e implacável Emílio Tolte. Mais do que posse, Emílio odeia os escravos. Nas falas do personagem é possível ver que ele parece desejar que…

[sweepseven]

[wuwmmdraws]

Redrawtober Day 23: "Plant Gore"

...except gore isn't my thing so it's just a cactus lady 🌵