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I really couldn't decide if I liked the colour version more or the black and white, so I decided to upload both.

Once again, Kilnaes is the main deity in my comic universe.
Kilnaes is a god of plurality and progress, thriving and rain.
The belief of the Naesok includes progress through kindness, the beauty of nature and its protection, the miracle of life and vegetarianism.
Kilnaes is usually portrayed as a handsome young half-elf with light brown curls, in the clothes of a shepherd or a traveler, usually with a hat, stick and cloak. This is to represent his values of humility, gentleness and curiosity.
His symbol is a bud of hazel leaves, and often his clothes are adorned with, decorated with or consisting of hazel branches that are ever budding. The budding leaves represent the new and the renewed, the tender and fresh and the beauty of nature and life. The gnarly hazel branches are said to symbolize how live always finds a way, always recovers, always finds a way to thrive, no matter on which strange paths. The stick in his hand is said grow and change and bud and bloom in his hands as he walks.

Description
I really couldn't decide if I liked the colour version more or the black and white, so I decided to upload both.

Once again, Kilnaes is the main deity in my comic universe.
Kilnaes is a god of plurality and progress, thriving and rain.
The belief of the Naesok includes progress through kindness, the beauty of nature and its protection, the miracle of life and vegetarianism.
Kilnaes is usually portrayed as a handsome young half-elf with light brown curls, in the clothes of a shepherd or a traveler, usually with a hat, stick and cloak. This is to represent his values of humility, gentleness and curiosity.
His symbol is a bud of hazel leaves, and often his clothes are adorned with, decorated with or consisting of hazel branches that are ever budding. The budding leaves represent the new and the renewed, the tender and fresh and the beauty of nature and life. The gnarly hazel branches are said to symbolize how live always finds a way, always recovers, always finds a way to thrive, no matter on which strange paths. The stick in his hand is said grow and change and bud and bloom in his hands as he walks.