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Playing with colors
Ọbà, Ọya & Ọ̀ṣun
Oba is the Orisha of marriage, domestic life, loyalty, and sacrifice.
Oya is the Orisha of Winds, storms, transformation, death/rebirth.
Oshun is the Orisha of Love, Beauty, Prosperity, and Fresh Waters
The heads in Yoruba art are often disproportionately large. This intentional distortion is a fundamental characteristic of the artwork and is based on philosophical and spiritual beliefs. The Yoruba believe that the head, or orí, is the most vital part of a person, containing their inner essence, destiny, and life force. So i thought it might be fun to make the heads of my silly designs larger to reflect this!
Las Mamás De Las Aguas
Yemoja, àwa jé omon Yemaya, we are your children by Kypris Aquarelas
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Olokun by Tshikamba
Oshun…on a mission to draw as many revered women of all things love as I can…
