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half-finished Indra.*important*this character is based on my own fiction and IS DIFFERENT from the original myth character!*important*
-He was King of gods,once the greatest warrior in all worlds, for he slayed the terrible magic dragon Vritra.He was very handsome and had impressing charisma as a king.Both men and women were willing to fight for him and die for him.However,as time went by,he became more and more arrogant,thus became more and more suspicious and foolish.At last,Indra was no more the great hero,and he lost all of his power and courage.Those who once adored him now began to despise him and renounce him.He must try to find way to get back his own strength.
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oooooow like he is up to something ^^, cuteΒ Β
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And, if it's not too much to ask, do you think you could finish this picture or do another one of Indra? Please? ^_^
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I've finished it but I forgot to upload it .....see here:[link]
and here are another two Indra pics:[link] and [link]
They were done by Tegaki and very rough,so I did put them on DA.
Hope you like them and thank you for your comments^_^
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thank you so much! (is very very happy now!)
Just wondering... (i'm pretty sure i know who it is, but...then again...) Who is the blue guy in the one picture? I guessed Shiva, but I wasn't sure...
again... THANK YOU!!! Please PLEASE make more drawings... PLEASE!!!
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You are welcome!The blue guy is Vishnu XD
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Ah... lol... Wasn't sure... it's so cute! Vishnu's like "Whhhaaatttt are you doing?" ^_^... and Indra is now my desktop picture! ^^
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I'm so glad you like my works^_^
Well...The "Whhhaaatttt are you doing?"thing...Vamana avatar was born to Aditi and Kashyapa,so Indra can see Vishnu as his young brother.And in Rigveda Vishnu was also referred as Indra's young brother.I think this relationship is very interesting XD
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Yep! Love them!
Hmmm... I didn't know that (I'm relatively new to Indian mythology)And that's interesting because, from what I have read, Vishnu is considered the supreme god and that the devas and Indra all work for him and under his direction.
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YapοΌand Indra had to seek help from Vishnu time and again XD.
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awww... poor little king of heaven... XD constantly humiliated by demons. lol... but he did get what he deserved from Krishna. Shouldn't have been so cocky. XD
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I am very interested in the Hindu traditions and religion and I love all of your drawings! Especially Shiva and Indra here. Lovely job and if this is just a half-finished sketch/picture for you, I'm still jealous. Your sketchs are better then my finished drawings... T_T
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Oh... SHIT...
It's... epic..
He look badass, darkly clever yet regal.... wow.
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Foierro, would that excellent book be William Buck's Mahabharata? Because he also wrote a Ramayana, if you want more to read...
Gothamazon, the difference being that this Indra has clear facial features and isn't depicted like a sort of watercolour-ed Tarzan!
This is a lovely work of art. It reminds me of Indra from the 'Indra Smriti' project (google "inkbrushnme indra" if you want to see the image). I especially like his eyes, and the way his face is both strong and a little impish.
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Unfortunately, no, it's not William who's the author. It's 2 writers who use pseudo H. L. Oldie.
But since you recommend, I'll also look for William Buck)
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I'm in love with your works. They look so wonderfully fit to the book I've read.. We got a really good literature-type-fiction book based on Mahabharata - I keep re-reading it all the time
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That's SO Indra. Reminds me of the Indra in the Book of Shiva by Saurat Mohapatra, if you haven't read it. cool stories!
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thank you my friend!could you give me the amazon link of that book?it sounds very interesting!
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why are your scetches better than my finished drawings? XD
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