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CHIWARA WITH BABY
“ The Chi Wara itself is usually represented as a Roan Antelope with an almost human face, but also takes shapes of other creatures and emblems of farming. The hero descends from the sky goddess, and thus represents the sun, its body is often elongated and short legged to represent the aardvark who burrows into the earth like a farmer. Its high horns echo the stalks of millet, and it stands on a dancer clad in a mass of raffia stalks to represent both flowing water and a bountiful harvest. The zig-zag patterns echo the movement of the sun across the sky, and the penis of the male figure stands low to the ground, fertilizing the earth. The Chi Wara figures always appear as a male/female pair, combining the elements of fertility of humans with fertility of the earth. The female figure usually carries a young antelope on her back, and is said to represent human beings carried by the Chi Wara hero, as well as a newborn human carried on a mother's back. “
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it's so good, congratulations!

My animation pieces were projected onto the Manhattan Bridge this past Thursday along with other amazing artists. Thanks to Grumpybert for curating the show, ‘One if by Land, Two if by Sea’
See the animations here!
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Lakshmi Yantra
#graphic design#colors#layers#illustration#fokus#design#creative#instathought#instaart#innovative#red#green#yantra
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#MoonBirds#inkskape#graphic design#colors#charecter#illustration#digitalart#flatdesign#instathought#innovative#layers
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(via Resolution: Make Room for Magic) http://www.simplicitysprouts.com/
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