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Princess Yue of the Northern Water Tribe

Finally in the Northern Water Tribe at the end of Book 1! We meet the wonderful Princess Yue and shenanigans ensue. I wanted the Northern and Southern Water Tribes to have related yet distinct tastes in fashion. Yue is still wearing a fantasy combination of Inuit/Yakut/Mongolian clothing but with a little bit of Great Plains Indigenous Regalia. Oh and her very important hair reference to Chinese "fairy maidens" (It's a Tang* Dynasty hairstyle associated with minor deities).

(Reoccurring disclaimer for this art series: This is for fun, they are inspired by the show's costume designs and then extrapolated out with historical fashion or things I think will be fun to draw. These are not meant to be accurate, only inspired. I hope you like them!)

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LNostalgia

Do you think this is a regression or progress?

It has come to my attention this week, after properly picking up my IPad for the first time this year, that I never posted this Rebellion Era!Bast that I did last year.

So here ya’ll go. My prodigal bastard son. He gets murdered by his ex-husband at one point, all out awful time. What is an even more awful time is the following 4000 years of being an undead minion to said ex-husband. Pureblood divorces, ammirite? Has a marginally less awful time during the rebellion era. ‘Finalises’ his divorce at long last, obtains a Fish Wife, becomes one with the knife (he has a prosthetic leg with a knife in the foot, lives his best bastard life with it). Could’ve done without the back pain though, that’s what all the dramatic leaning on things he shouldn’t is for. Bullies all modern Sith really, but especially a OC ex-Inquisitor of mine, so I don’t break cannon too much.

What’s a better way to start off the spooky month than by drawing our good ol’ gal Six after a meal!