OMG GORGEOUS ART (does thou seek a mutual?)

6) Palmares is the largest and longest-lived fugitive community in Brazil. In 1978, the date of Zumbi’s death (November 20) was instituted as the Brazilian National Day of Black Consciousness. Ultimately, quilombolas like Dandara have come to symbolize a tradition of black resistance in Brazil.

5) although they once fought side by side, Dandara disagreed with the treaty convincing her husband to join her resistence. This caused a division within palmares, but dandara and Zumbi were victorious; causing Zumbi to be the next leader of palmares.

4) Ganga Zumba, the leader of Palmares, accepted a peace treaty offered by the Portuguese governor of Pernambuco. This treaty required the people of Palmares to relocate to the Cucaú Valley, which Dandara feared would lead to the destruction of the Republic of Palmares and a return to slavery.

3) by diversifying their agriculture, palmares gained self-sufficiency. which was considered a threat for the system of slavery in Brazil. Thus, colonial authorities sought to relocate or eliminate the maroons. The quilombo resisted incursions from the dutch and the Portuguese for nearly a century

2) Established in late 16th century, Palmares was Brazil's most important quilombo. It was composed of several mocambos (village-size communities) united to form a neo-African kingdom. Some inhabitants were Brazilian while others were from Africa.

1) Dandara was a female warrior who alongside her husband, zumbi, sought to defend the colonial Brazilian maroon community (quilombo) of palmares from Portuguese incursions.

I KNEW IT. I could sense the shamane loving aura
Also your character looks like he's a very nice and sweet person

He's so beautiful, he reminds me of Shamane from Reverse:1999

This is so pretty, Regulus is an ICON

I'd love to have some art friends! Supporting each other's art journeys and whatnot :)