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Tuareg woman, Algeria, by Inger VanDyke
Tuareg man, Ahaggar, Algeria, 1975. Photographed by Henri Bancaud.
The skin of a leper āØ
The āmosaicā comparison might come across as confusing or even difficult to interpret? This one of the ways/things I, and my OC Lluna compare his face and markings to.
Mosaics are made of broken up pieces, and unless measured to the millimeter when you want everything to fall mathematically and geometrically precise, they can be mismatched or unequal (Lluna thinks of the older mosaics she has seen around, which are a little broken or missing pieces, for example). BUT together, whether broken or old or not, they create something uniquely beautiful.Ā He is beautiful š©µšš
as promised, dedicated to @bathroom-mold who reminded me with a comment on another post that I had tried to draw this last year, but left it on hiatus because the attempt just wasnāt working. And now my Apple Pencil nib broke so I canāt continue digital art until I get replacements :( . But I am super happy with how the lower panel turned out now! Especially the mask!! Not so happy with Lluna, but I do like some details about it. I pointed out on discord that the oil lamp I added was just floating. @naleii jokingly suggested that Safiyyah might be holding it on her head lolllll I loved that so I decided to draw the ears šš @aurianavaloria suggested the curtains for the background to make my life easier than adding a bunch of details like architecture and furniture instead xD but without leaving it a bland background either!
The hanging things are a flame lamp and an incense dispenser, based on Moroccan ones I have in my home. There is Tamasheq writing on Llunaās tagelmust which will be explained in the following chapter, out soon I hope.
I donāt currently have tumblr and some other apps installed due to storage limitations in my phone. So I am inactive for that and other reasons uwu
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Tuareg Man From Algeria

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TRIBE OF THE DAY: Tuareg
TheĀ Tuareg peopleĀ also spelledĀ TwaregĀ orĀ Touareg;Ā eare a largeĀ BerberĀ ethnic group, traditionallyĀ nomadicĀ pastoralists, who principally inhabit theĀ SaharaĀ in a vast area stretching from far southwesternĀ LibyaĀ to southernĀ Algeria,Ā Niger,Ā Mali,Ā Burkina Faso, and as far as northernĀ Nigeria, with small communities inĀ Ghana,Ā Chad, andĀ Sudanknown as theĀ Kinnin
The Tuareg speakĀ languages of the same name, also known asĀ Tamasheq, which belong to theĀ BerberĀ branch of theĀ Afroasiatic family.
They are a semi-nomadic people who mostly practiceĀ Islam, and are descended from the indigenous Berber communities of Northern Africa, whose ancestry has been described as a mosaic of localĀ Northern AfricanĀ (Taforalt),Ā Middle Eastern,Ā European(Early European Farmers), andĀ Sub-Saharan African, prior to theĀ Muslim conquest of the Maghreb.Some researchers have tied the origin of the Tuareg ethnicity with the fall of theĀ Garamantes, who inhabited theĀ FezzanĀ (Libya) from the 1st millennium BC to the 5th century AD.Ā Tuareg people are credited with spreading Islam in North Africa and the adjacentĀ SahelĀ region.
Tuareg social structure has traditionally includedĀ clanĀ membership, social status andĀ casteĀ hierarchies within each political confederation.Ā The Tuareg have controlled severalĀ trans-Saharan tradeĀ routes and have been an important party to the conflicts in the Saharan region during theĀ colonialĀ andĀ post-colonialĀ eras
In antiquity, the Tuareg moved southward from theĀ TafilaltĀ region into theĀ SahelĀ under the Tuareg founding queenĀ Tin Hinan, who is believed to have lived between the 4th and 5th centuriesThe matriarch's 1,500-year-old monumentalĀ Tin Hinan tombĀ is located in the Sahara atĀ AbalessaĀ in theĀ Hoggar MountainsĀ of southern Algeria. Vestiges of an inscription inĀ Tifinagh, the Tuareg's traditional Libyco-Berber writing script, have been found on one of the ancient sepulchre's walls.
External accounts of interactions with the Tuareg are available from at least the 10th century onwards. Ibn Hawkal (10th century), El-Bekri (11th century), Edrisi (12th century), Ibn Battutah (14th century), and Leo Africanus (16th century) all documented the Tuareg in some form, usually as Mulatthamin or "the veiled ones". Of the early historians, 14th-century scholar Ibn Khaldûn probably wrote some of the most detailed commentary on the life and people of the Sahara, though he apparently never actually met them.
While living quarters are progressively changing to adapt to a more sedentary lifestyle, Tuareg groups are well known for their nomadic architecture (tents). There are several documented styles, some covered with animal skin, some with mats. The style tends to vary by location or subgroup.Ā The tent is traditionally constructed for the first time during the marriage ceremony and is considered an extension of the union, to the extent that the phrase "making a tent" is a metaphor for becoming married.
information was found on wikipedia but there more is interesting documentaries on this tribe on YouTube
LETS CELEBRATE THE TUAREG PEOPLE!!
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Donāt mind me add some feminine touch to Thrawn. Still thank you for the idea!!!