“And he isn’t going to mess with my pans!”

Many drafts need to be completed.😪

Drawing from last year, mostly as a pose practice. Pretty proud of myself for how it turned out 😊👍

She is noted as a wife of Narada. Not much else is known about her.

She is noted as the mother of Bakasura and Alambusha. Bakasura was killed by Bheem right before the Panavas went to Kampilya for Draupadi's swayamvar, and Alambusha was killed by Ghatotkacha during the Kurukshetra war.

She is a queen of Ayodhya, married to the king Trishanku. Her son is the famous king Harishchandra.

Pride month is almost done, but here we go! ❤️🏳️‍⚧️

She was one of the people who helped raise baby Skanda.

Eowyn 🐴

the song of lúthien tinúviel

Image ID: Hera is depicted as a pale blue woman with short-cropped hair that is fanning out from her face. She is floating underwater and has her arm outstretched to the surface. Hera has dark blue, pupil-less eyes with circuitry coming from them, alongside a heart shape over the left side of her chest. It also has circuitry emerging from it. Hera is enveloped in light from the surface that centres around her hand amongst the dark blue water, and the surface is rippled. Bubbles float throughout the painting.

Image ID: Hera is depicted as a pale blue woman in a sleeveless turtleneck and a flight suit that has been unzipped and tied at the waist. Her hair is cut short and is blowing to the right and in her left ear, there is a microphone and earpiece. Over the right of her chest from the viewer’s perspective is a heart with circuitry merging from it and similar circuitry emerges from her eyes. Hera stands in the middle of an ocean with waves moving across her legs where she stands with dark, stormy skies behind her.