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Now that Onyx Equinox is getting a comic book ending, I feel the need to repost this
Just a sketch pager to keep my hands moving
Umgadi Girls Redesign - Jade of Maktur 🍃
You heard it right, folks! I'm redesign my Umgadi Girls! I was quite unsatisfied with their previous designs so I'm remaking them all! Yay! :D
The idea is to make each of their outfits (and lore) heavily inspired by an specific culture, while still feeling like themselves! And our first subject is:
Mesoamerican Jade!🍃
Her first design was also supposed to be Mesoamerican inspired, but I did a terrible job then cause nothing there really says "Mesoamerican" "latina" "I hunt colonisers for sport!"
So, this time, I'm making it right and leaning HARD on her inspiration!
Oh, the challenge of making an accurate traditional clothing that nods to Jade's classic outfits but doesn't lean on the "sexy exotic woman" stereotype. . . I think I managed, but I wanna hear your thoughts! Is Mesoamerican Jade approved?👀💚
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Olmec Cocoa Merchant
This is a marker doodle from my sketchbook in which an Olmec merchant offers his cocoa beans to an Egyptian customer. I don't necessarily believe the Olmecs or other pre-Columbian Mesoamerican civilizations had contact with Africa due to the lack of hard evidence, but it is nonetheless a fun alternate-history scenario to think about.
