Okay. I Know. I'm Supposed To Be Resting. But There's Nothing Like A Terminal Diagnosis For Inspiring

Veil of the Gods takes place in an alternate cosmos called Eridu, where the rules of our reality do not always apply. Some of the inhabitants have acquired specialist skills, either by studying the Mahjuti Technology or by being born with a gift for it.

Ferneetri Vas became aware of her talent for Mahjuti at a very young age. However, her uncanny abilities only attracted, judgement, scorn, and ridicule from those around her. Her family refused to accept that she was a natural Mahjee, preferring to think of her as afflicted and damaged. They did everything in their power to discourage her abilities, including locking her away from the world for years, hoping that her interest in the ancient technology would pass. It didn’t.

As soon as she was old enough Ferneetri left them. And she never looked back.

This piece is available as a collectible NFT on Rarible - 2 xtz. 11 editions. Click the link below.

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Playing with low key lighting techniques.

Don’t mess around with Mahjuti...

Theo Metaxis, a.k.a. the Metamahjee, is a philosopher, traveller and supremely experienced practitioner of the arcane science of Mahjuti. He was once a loyal servant of the Emperor of Purush but after a falling out Metaxis was declared an outlaw, a heretic and apostate. The powerful Religious Sect known as the White Jattamansi have placed a price on his head, but Theo always has a trick or two in store for their hired assassins.

Available for collection on HicEtNunc - https://hicetnunc.art/objkt/563302

A 1/3 piece - From the collection of characters from the upcoming graphic novel series, Veil Of The Gods. Big things coming. Follow to stay updated :-)

Inspiration.

Hasui Kawase (Japan, 1883 - 1957) 

Shinkawa Riverside, Handa, Bishu 1935

Woodblock Print.

This pair are two characters from Veil of the Gods. He is Namkia Nam and she is Zagger Shkeet. They're also our avatars, sculpted in 3D and ready to drop into whatever Metaverse will have them.

I'm having a lot of fun sculpting avatars.

Inspiration.

Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870‒1949)