Its Healthy To Step Out Of Our Comfort Zones A Little!

It’s healthy to step out of our comfort zone’s a little!😜

Fem! Crowley.

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ahhhahaha I'm rewatching the long game and these two are so fucking funny. they ARE judging you and judging you HARD

@frankieartemiss everyone is just appreciating his fashion 😂😤✨👌

David's BAFTA looks 🥰

hi, i hope you're doing well today! i'm looking to create a pantheon for a d&d campaign, and i pictured the goddess of weather & seasons as a black woman. i thought making her hair an afro-like cloud would be an interesting way to design her. i'm worried that this may be insensitive, though, and that i'm othering curly hair. she would not be the only black character in the pantheon, but she's the one i'm most worried about being offensive. what are your thoughts on this design choice?

Black Goddess with Clouds for Hair

I think this is a cool idea! You’ve got regular Black characters (women?) too, so even better. Not that there seems to be any poor implications with having the Black goddess; magical Black girls for the win! She may not need a “counter” exactly, but it’s always good to have multiple modes of representation, particularly as she’s not human. 

This immediately made me think of artwork by the artist GDBee (whose art adorns the walls of my creative workspace)

"Cloud Goddess Collection”

https://gdbee.store/products/cloud-bundle-print-bundle

”Cosmiss”

https://www.deviantart.com/gdbee/art/Cosmiss-344803672

Artist Credits

www.gdbee.art

www.gdbee.store

Tumblr: @prinnay

-Mod Colette