MajoraZ Archaeo - Histories Zotz 🦇@zotz.bsky.social Wilhelm This is one of my favorite subjects. The cult of skin is typical of coastal societies. The Mexica began to adopt it when they entered the Huasteca, Oaxaca, and Guerrero. These are my latest graphic interpretations of the imitators' appearance. Specifically, Xipe Totec and Toci

New drop. Opium den is the third piece in the dirty dopamine series that is on #objkt. technique: woodcut/lost matrix. Link for part description 👇

"I see the pain, I feel the rain I see the sadness, I feel the madness" WIP / detail Gn

Even when drawing something more "modern" I still put references to my greatest influences: can you notice the Tzolk'in day symbols (& Maya numbers) in this guy's jacket? (WIP / detail)

The other day, Google's AI said Ko Shuub (the same meaning as Cozobi — from the Beni Xidza / Zapotec, which means either food in abundance or a type of maize) means "storm" and is a Nahuatl word Once more AI still displaying little ability to distinguish indigenous cultures

Deciding which palette to use while coloring a drawing, or starting a painting, often feels like negotiating with demons. It goes without saying it has a major impact on reducing the possible outcomes of the piece to a more fathomable number, one our minds can comfortably process

Trying something... different? (Digital) Painting while studying "the philosophy of redemption" by Philipp Mäinlander WIP / detail

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🍻After party 🍻 AUCTION LIVE ACTZ - Art Commissions curated by Burka Bayram ACTIVE BID at 50 XTZ by zlaser omg i was not expecting this, thanks a lot 😱 This work was done using paint98, the premise is line and you know me, line is my thing so i did what i do best, lean on

215 years ago officially started the conflicts which would culminate in the independence of a modern state of Mexico from the decadent Spanish empire Another important occasion to remember the indigenous peoples, despite living under different constitutions, have always remained

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WIP / Detail Posting again

Continuing the Google AI situation concerning its inability to discern indigenous cultures... While searching for the cosmology of the Naayerite (a.k.a Cora) people from Mexico, it gave me results from the traditional cosmology of the Wixárika (another distinct indigenous people)

It's officially spring season again, in the southern hemisphere So here's an animated, mixed media artwork I minted 4 years ago: Tlacaxipehualiztli Named after one of the months of the Xiuhpohualli calendar, honoring the god Xipe Totec, the flayed lord of rebirth