#deevs

[ashipiko]

GETTTT DEEVIED!!!!! 🪽🫶

ON THE OTHER HAND…….. check out deev’s post!!!

[cadaver-catastrophe]

Here's my twst oc based off of Lydia Deetz from Beetlejuice (1988 movie)!

(fyi I used ace's chibi sprite as a reference and base)

[irishmammonagenda]

Saint Paddys, except the only gold Mammon wears on 17th March is his gold fáinne 🙏🙏🙏

[les-bane-bea]

Valentnes day art

[lunakittyfox]

It’s Luna and Deev!

Deev (DeevDaRabbit) is my boyfriend. He too is autistic and loves video games and 3D modeling. We’ve been dating since January, 2022.

We haven’t met yet in person but I hope we get a chance to someday

[rovermcfly]

there is something unbelievably cute about a "sentient oscillator whose only purpose is to interact with audio equipment" falling in love with the man with the smoothest voice in the galaxy

[ccgpc-blog]

Animals that make you LAUGH

[alexander1301]

Deev

Something for @deevdarabbit

Deev © Deevdarabbit

Tags/Mentions: @shadowredfeline @bryan360 @murumokirby360 @rafacaz4lisam2k4 @asteriskdatboi

[dos65]

چه خبر داداش

[dvsharpie]

Don't ask me why but tearing your enemies asunder is so girl coded

[ashipiko]

THANK YOU @deeva-arud FOR TRADING W ME!!!!!!! wwww it was such a TREAT to draw these two and I adore their designs and their dynamic <333 TEHEPERO I’m looking forward to all the future cateeva food!!!!!!!! <33333

CHECK OUT DEEV’S PART HERE!!!

[asifbyheart]

ham bejubaan hai ham bejubaan hai chaahat e deevaana is cheej ko bataa...

[deevcarvalho]

[les-bane-bea]

DEEVE CHARACTER SHEET

[eye-of-enigmatic-thought]

Happy New Year! I hope you all had a good December! These were my contributions to the @welcomehomefanzine winter zine! I managed to do more art this time too! For my contributions I wanted to draw art on various Winter traditions from different cultures, such as also my own! If you decide to colour in any of these, please @ me!!

Also keep in mind, we are not affiliated with Clown or the team behind WH, we are just fans who love the work!!

I wrote more on all the artworks under the cut! Including the traditions they were based on!

First one was a little visual pun on the first verse of '12 Days of Christmas', Poppy is the partridge in the pear tree! Not much to say about this one, it's my only Christmas related thing! Second one was based on the Southern Welsh winter tradition of the Mari Lwyd. The Mari Lwyd is a hobby horse made from a horse's skull and is then decorated. It is puppeteered to go to the doors of various houses where its handlers will sing verses on letting it in to the home, you are supposed to sing back excuses on why you can't let it in, and if you relent, you invite the Mari Lwyd and its handlers in your home, where it will eat your food and alcohol and terrorise your children! The tradition and its true origins and meaning and even etymology is unknown, but it's thought to have ancient Pagan roots! It seems here, Eddie relented in his songs to it and regretted everything immediately after!

Third image is another Poppy centric piece because I love her. Here she is dressed up as a figure from Schnabelperchten! This is a tradition seen only in Rauris Valley in Austria and is a manifestation of Perchta, a goddess from Alpine Paganism that took the form of a old woman who'd punish misbehaving children by slitting their bellies. For Schnabelperchten, on the 5th of January, figures dressed in smocks, jackets, and a beak-like mask will visit various homes to check their upkeep and cleanliness all while emitting a soft 'ga ga ga', in more ancient versions of the legend, if you did not keep your living quarters in good enough conditions, the Schnabelperchten would slit open your belly and dump all the rubbish inside! Poppy would never do that though! No one tell her about that part!! Last but not least is one based on a tradition from my culture! Here you see the entire neighbourhood celebrating Yalda Night and spending time with one anotherThis is a Persian/Iranian festival with Zoroastrian roots held on the Winter Solstice. This day was traditionally seen as ill omened as being the darkest day of the year, the forces of Ahriman and his Deevs were most active, and so much of the day entailed family and friends getting together in good company. They would read stories and poems (especially the Shahnameh or poems by Hafez) with nuts and various fruits from previous harvests being served, watermelon and pomegranates being the most prominent! It was also encouraged to stay well up after midnight lest misfortune befall you! Due to it also being the longest night, it was also seen as the birthdate of the sun deity Mehr (or Mithra), as the subsequent days would get longer.

This was all fun to do and I hope I did all these traditons justice!! I am most likely missing out a lot on my explanations for them, so I hope I at least peaked your interest in these different Winter festivities enough to look into them on your own!

[lunakittyfox]

Happy new year!!