A New Project That My Being Worked On. Her Name Is, Santsima Muerte (Holy Death,) A Saint That Is Known

A new project that my Being worked on. Her name is, Santísima Muerte (Holy Death,) a saint that is known among the Mexican religious/occult practices.

The FIRST PICTURE in color is my work, completely altering the original.

The SECOND PICTURE in black and white is the original.

Let my Being know what you guys think of my alterations.

Internality begets subjectivity; in which, the consequence of such reaction results in the inception of the "subject".

REPOST 3:

My Being is reposting these altered pictures of St. Martha, the dominator; because with also this one, they're finally finished.

This is the third strain of my St. Martha's work.

The FIRST PICTURE is my work, with the straightened bigger fire breathing dragon.  A lot was changed in this one.

The SECOND PICTURE is the original, with the crooked non-breathing dragon.

Let my Being know what you think of this one. 

POST 2:

My Being is posting this altered picture of St. Barbara, the lightning; because this one is finally finished.

This is the third strain of my St. Barbara's work.

The FIRST PICTURE is my work, with entirely changed wardrobe colors, her goblet is silver instead of gold/brass, and so is her cape clipper, and also with a little glowing light at the top of her steel sword: and St. Barbara's face is brighter, and her eyes are added with a touch of green looking towards you, instead of looking upwards. Her background is changed, and so is her halo. A lot was changed in this one, almost entirely.

The SECOND PICTURE is the original, with the original blue highlights.

Let my Being know what you think of this one. 🙂

Professional oceanographers, marine biologists, and shark experts, keep consistently asserting that shark attacks are still rare.

The facts remain that global warming (and or green house effect,) is real, and impacts marine balance and "diet"!

You mess with their food supplies, we're next on the menu! That's just how it is.

The consistent assertion on rarity and safety concerning shark attacks, could only mean a concern for tourists circulating income for beach goers, and marine/aquatic vacation activities, at the expense of life and safety.

You mess with their food supplies, you're next on their diet. Sharks are mean predators: a mean biological eating machine, with sharp razor teeth. It will do you good to remember that.

Siggy Rubber Duckie says, "Pay attention to your bizarre drakesubconscious, for from the depths of our waterfowls, lies the answer to our problems." 🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆