#seth smith

Seth concept art!

I had a tough time deciding what his overall design should be from his shirt to his white hair. Overall I like how he officially turned out and I hope you do too

SOME MORE VINSETH ART! I swear to god these people are going to cure my inability to draw ship art.

Occupation: None

Godly age: several thousand years

Mortal age: 16

Biography: Seth was, and is, and Atlantean God from days gone. When Atlantis fell, by the hubris of the mortals who lived on the island, the pantheon moved to Greece to take the place of the Greek gods. Over time, however, they would forced to take on roles in other pantheons for if no one worshipped them they would fall into a state of hibernation where they turn to stone. To avert this fate for all Seth, and his twin and counterpart, had their god hoods sealed away and then sent to live among the mortals. For many lifetimes the two have walked the earth converting as many as they could to the faith unaware of their true nature. However, there are rare instances where his mind will unleash his full power when in a life or death situation. Because of this he would leave his wife behind and sacrifice much so that the other gods can live.

Powers: Seth passively draws in good luck, and can, unknowingly, infuse objects and people with this luck.

The more luck he has the more good things happen to, and around him. Those close by also experience this affect, but the longer someone is exposed to this the worse it will be. For when they leave that area of influence the world will naturally balance it out with misfortune.

When he has full access to his powers he can fully control outcomes that are normally determined by chance.

Items: Seth has coins of Orecalcum that act as his artifacts. Anyone in possession of one of these coins gets a one time use effect. Which is that, by flipping it, they gain so much good luck that it is impossible for them to fail at anything for a full minute.

Seth Smith - Tin Can

Label Obscura

Paintings of Places, Seth Smith

Sager Braudis Gallery: Seth Smith brings us “paintings of places” which manage to transcend the simple experience of viewing and tap into the other senses, hitting small but universal notes of memory: the warmth of a dry, sunny day on the skin; the low resonance of air conditioners and pool pumps; the salt-scent of sea mist; the glow of people awake at night. Smith has a way of saying as much through the absence of people as through their presence in a setting. His places are marked by human desire and complacency, of Americans executing the motions of leisure, though a bit aimless in their ownership of ample time and space.