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Of Water And Dust
Of Water And Dust

Sanna loves humans; always has and always will. Being a self-proclaimed demigod, however, no human alive knows when or where this mysterious entity originated from. All they have are the stories passed down by their ancestors paired with Sanna's loving, healing nature. But history can be changed if one is persistent enough. And humanity has a way of forgetting the horrors of generations past.


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Oh wow, I just looked up Of Water and Dust on NamiComi too! The premise of an immortal, self proclaimed demigod named Sanna who loves humanity despite the fact that people are so prone to forgetting the lessons and horrors of generations past is such a rich, melancholic foundation for a story. It has this beautifully epic, tragic, and deeply philosophical vibe that really makes you stop and think. Merging historical drama, fantasy, and psychological themes is an incredible way to explore how myths change and how humanity's nature cycles over time. Visually, a story like this is a dream to work on. I can immediately imagine how Sanna's "loving, healing nature" could be contrasted against the harsh, dusty realities of a historical, monster filled world. You could do some breathtaking, atmospheric art with flowing water motifs clashing against dry, crumbling landscapes to symbolize that struggle between creation and decay. Since I focus on manga illustration and custom art, this is exactly the kind of deep, world-building project I love to sink my teeth into. Whether you need a gorgeously detailed fantasy cover, a promotional piece that highlights Sanna's design, or help translating those philosophical beats into a striking visual style, I would be thrilled to collaborate! Definitely check out some of my previous work over on Instagram @arts_by_ava1 to see if my style matches the vision you have in mind. If you want to chat about some ideas, feel free to add me on Discord at avajames.art or shoot an email over to artsbyava2@gmail.com. I'd love to hear more about where Sanna's journey goes!