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A sketch made during a world-building exercise. It was supposed to be in imitation of a historical art-style, but I can't for the life of me remember the particular one.

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The name Tinovano T'hailuuno (literally ''Mountain's Melody", or "Mountain Songbird") is the given name attributed to a certain author in Vita-Ra ancient history.

She was likely native to the north of Kunee Harak'di (Eocene-epoch India), or at least educated in the city nations there. Most of her writing concerns documentation of the far northern continent (Eurasia) and the peoples that dwelled there, particular the illiterate yet metallurgically skilled "Moon-faced" predecessors of the Lunak'-Rha tribes.

Whether or not Tinovano T'hailuuno was a single individual or multiple is something of scholarly debate. If a sole individual, the author was likely of brown plumage and possibly striped, as most Vita-Ra around the Tethys ocean exhibited that phenotype during ancient times.

Description
A sketch made during a world-building exercise. It was supposed to be in imitation of a historical art-style, but I can't for the life of me remember the particular one.

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The name Tinovano T'hailuuno (literally ''Mountain's Melody", or "Mountain Songbird") is the given name attributed to a certain author in Vita-Ra ancient history.

She was likely native to the north of Kunee Harak'di (Eocene-epoch India), or at least educated in the city nations there. Most of her writing concerns documentation of the far northern continent (Eurasia) and the peoples that dwelled there, particular the illiterate yet metallurgically skilled "Moon-faced" predecessors of the Lunak'-Rha tribes.

Whether or not Tinovano T'hailuuno was a single individual or multiple is something of scholarly debate. If a sole individual, the author was likely of brown plumage and possibly striped, as most Vita-Ra around the Tethys ocean exhibited that phenotype during ancient times.