#human deity

The Inheritance Cycle 16/?; Deities: Unulukuna, Creator of Gods

The Inheritance Cycle 6/?; Deities: Angvard, the human god of Death, dwarven personification of Death

Back to Human Deities! This time, ladies represent 8UUU And I have to say, drawing plus-size girls has definitely been a fun exercise eue

Humanized Deity 4: Earthshaker! 

The most old as balls ancient of all deity incarnations, he along with Gladekeeper and Ice Warden (Both whom he is closest to) are the veterans of the group, old as the world they helped form.

He's determined, patient, responsible and for most part a supportive figure to all the others, but at the same time stubborn to a fault and is loathe to accept change which often puts him at odds with the younger deities namely Stormcatcher who sees fit to shape the world as he likes it while Earthshaker is content with how the world is currently and dislikes where progress is taking its inhabitants whom be believes are losing sight of their ancestors and beliefs. 

Slow to anger yes, but a fucking force to be reckoned with once you get him riled up enough, so much that most of the younger deities avoid direct confrontation with him---they've only seen sparks of his anger, and that's more than enough to let them know that his full wrath is something that would send the Plaguemother herself packing for hell and high water. 

Gonna rock your world motherfuckers.

Humanized Deity 3: By popular demand, Stormcatcher!

By far one of the youngest deity incarnations, Tony Stark Stormy here is one of the more impetuous of his kind---highly gifted and intelligent to the extent of arrogance that he sees himself as being above some of the 'old world' deities. Not to say that he's a bad apple---he loves his people, values hard work, inovation and creativity, but man those other bums need to get with the times, y'know? 

He's a tinkerer---constantly pushing the boundaries both expected and set upon himself and where Arcanist, his former mentor is contented with merely studying the subject, he? He's got to get his damn grubby paws on it, break it apart and assemble it back 720% better than the original. 

Books aren't for him, no. He's all practical hand-on, energetic as the storms he whips up to supply power for his experiments (Fun he says. Completely safe he says. Cue: Run for cover).

Always at full throttle, he's got no time to waste on slackers, idiots and those who dream small. 

He's got a bit of a strained relationship with Windsinger and Tidelord, both big brother figures whom he had a falling out with due to work ethics but hey, Stormcatcher don't stop for fucking no one.

Get with his speed or be left reeling in the wake of the storm, baby. 

Let's raise a hand to all the scholars with PHDs in multiple divisions who are still reduced to counting on their fingers because maths, fuck that shit.

Humanized Deity 2: Meet the Arcanist. He's a little busy right now, but he might get back to you in a week or whenever he's done figuring out this damn conundrum, and it's a good thing one doesn't need to eat as a god personification because he can't quite recall when was the last time he had a proper meal (Filed under: Irrelevant).  Probably sometime in the last month.

That's not bad.

Right? 

Stormcatcher coming up soon

Humanized Deity 1: Windsinger!

(Larger version here)

Of course I had to work on my own patron god first right? :BBBBBB I picture him as this carefree, good-natured airhead whose memory rivals a Tundra in the dead of winter. He's terribly forgetful what with his daydreaming and music and thus has a habit of jamming small things of importance, like his favorite chopsticks persay, into his hair.  He's taken to weaving feathers in there too as a reminder that there are godly tasks to be finished before he can go off cavorting with his people and judging from the number of feathers I'd say he's been slacking off a bit the no-good hippie. 

He's not a fighter. He's over-friendly in most cases occasionally to blinding stupidity but threaten one of his children and big daddy's gon hurl a hurricane up where the sun don't shine.