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There was one pic about "spinel supremacy". In line with my beliefs and my stories' cultures, I changed it to Spinel being the bringer of good luck.
In Vozonid culture, spinels are considered holy gems, carriers of divine power and blessing. People wear wristbands with spinels, and embed the gems into their robes and helmets to invoke their gods.
Perhaps that might be a flatteringly amusing birthday gift to celebrate our lovely gem. Happy birthday, Spinel!
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After all, since I regard spinels to be good luck, so it would make sense for Spinel the Gem to be honoured like a Vozonid. Besides, her birthday falls after September 1, the Vozonid new year. The Sarmelonid text reads: "Ùūūūūū! Tšez-zil p'æi luaz?" (Oooooh, is this for me?) "Hoqqil Purulli ta Bandžòzril, Karkinja!" (Happy New Year and Birthday, Spinel!)
Another doodle. Here, Raymond is a priest; Fang and Whitney are married in the Western way, and Audie and Chief are married like Gauvajuts or Vozonids.
Vozonid mythology
I based Spinel's dress on Hittite women's attire, as Vozolaz's culture was inspired by a mix of Hittite, Russian, and Thai art. In ancient Vozolaz, spinel gems were so common and quick-growing, that they were used as currency. As they grew from the earth, the wights (spirits) of the earth were sometimes worshipped for wealth and good luck, and idols of them were sometimes depicted holding a bowl of spinels to symbolise good fortune. In fact, according to Vozonid mythology, spinels were also used by earth wights as their own currency, even long after Vozolaz has switched to bank notes and coinage since Emperor Wantozil's modernisation. Considering that Gems from Steven Universe are associated with minerals, and minerals come from the ground, the alien Spinel might as well be an earth wight from another world, although she was artificial. If she existed in Vozolaz, she would be revered as a bringer of wealth -- and laughter.
Good luck to you!
Joroz luokh lues-wenti, K'æppàrjoz! ("I love you, Capper!" - joroz is the royal word for "I")
I like to imagine Gallus as a prince of a doomed empire, seeking to turn it away from the catastrophe fuelled by his wasteful father, an emperor who spent it devising an elixir to prolong his life.
Here is Gallus, as the new emperor, hugging his beloved kitty Capper after surviving the catastrophe together. Capper, here, is a little kitty that he adopted when Gallus was a kid, as a "birthday present" by fate.
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As Gilda was the inspiration for much of my stories (especially the Vozonids), I set up a "shrine" to honour her. That does not mean I worship her at all!
Like most Vozonids, Mjariloz and his girlfriend Vairazil pray to Zomjonor, the god of dreams. According to Vozonid mythology, Zomjonor sends gryphon-like spirits to protect people when they sleep from demonic attack. Like the gryphon, the khopesh sword is also considered sacred to Vozonid culture, for it represents spiritual honour and sanctification.
