sometimes you discover a suicidal naked lady taking a mudbath in your soul at 2am and you have to go ‘wow this is a thing that sure is happening ’
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sometimes you discover a suicidal naked lady taking a mudbath in your soul at 2am and you have to go ‘wow this is a thing that sure is happening ’

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Celyet from The Birds That Fly At Dusk. As a neurodivergent person, I had SO many feelings about this character???? Like we’re not so much alike in personality, but I related so well to her anxiety and struggles to communicate and deep fear of being misunderstood. Ugh this series makes me feel seen. ANYWAy Sehhinah is Good.
I can’t actually ‘draw things’ that are ‘visible’ or ‘decipherable’ but maybe someday I’ll commission a real artist to do them properly. I sketched a few tarot card concepts as characters from @ivanaskye ‘s Šehhinah series lol! mostly the ones that most ludicrously on-the-nose:
0. The Fool [God] (the Major Arcana is the path the Fool takes through the great mysteries of life and the main human archetypes. Represents beginnings, looking forward to the future, inexperience, not knowing what to expect, improvisation. the fool believes in the world’s power to teach him wisdom.)
I. The Magician [Lilith] (symbolizes divine immanence and the divine motive in mankind, tapping into one’s own power and/or another person’s to bring about transformation. the magician can bridge the gap between heaven and earth)
II. The High Priestess [Jibril] (invites the living to the esoteric mysteries, symbolizes spiritual insight, hidden talents, wisdom, tenacity, intuition, the future yet to be revealed)
VI. The Lovers [Tamar] (a temptation of the heart, a crossroads between relationships, a commitment or desire with serious ramifications, requiring the sacrifice of an aspect of one’s current life. Represents an irreversible choice.)
XVII. The Star [Celyet] (Opportunities aligning, renewed inspiration, hope for the future, attunement to the universe, freedom and serenity, gratitude for one’s circumstances)
XVIII. The Moon [Ēshva] (hiding, illusion, and deception, a state of fear and confusion, a time when something is not as it appears to be. A misunderstanding, or a truth one cannot admit to oneself.)
XII. The Hanged Man [Lucifer] (represents ultimate surrender, breaking old patterns and letting go, being suspended in time. the hanged man chooses by his own accord a plight that superficially resembles punishment of a traitor.)