Maya

Cascarones , April 21, 2019 11:47:23 (Source)

I always love me a good decorated spiral lass. Maya's cute little art has me believe she can sing to the birds and mimic a few of their calls, and she only knows this because she lives out in nature, far from the town or the city. She has a cute little cabin full of drying herbs hanging from the rafters, dyed fabrics drying out in the open air to the side, and the inside smells like some sort of stew is cooking. Despite all this, the friendly layout of the home and the sun shining through the trees, something still seems a little off. It makes guests and visitors just ever so wary. Whether it's the dark rings around her eyes, or how her hands and feet seem permanently stained black, no one's really sure, but you're always warned to never relax around the witch. They say she strikes when she sees your shoulders just sag ever so slightly.



Spark , April 24, 2019 14:27:09 (Source)


I was torn between Maya and Ero, but this double algae girl won me over (plus she happens to share a name with my cat irl so bonus points lol.) She makes me think of a little swamp witch! Beautiful accent and outfit, I love everything about her.

Redtiger7736 , April 25, 2019 18:33:28 (Source)

Maya proves the undervalued color algae can be an absolutely amazing choice if done correctly. The softness of the green in algae is perfect for iri/shim, particularly since its accent colors aren't overly saturated or out of left field. It leaves room for the caramel runes to pull in the warmer tones of her primary and secondary, and I think it really sets the stage for the almost summer witch feel I get from her. The accent you chose for her is not something I would first have though, as it really takes some darker colors and brighter oranges that don't match at first, though the bandages really go well with her runes. However, I find through her outfit, you really incorperated the accent in well. For the most part you left the black alone, letting it draw attention her her and give some emphasis on her, as her colors are soft and don't really call attention to her as a whole. However, you take the brighter oranges and roll with them, with the citrine teardrop apparel, haunting clawrings, and marigold flowerfall you flawlessly incorperate the odd color into the rest of her. Additionally, you blend the ivory of her bandages and the black in with the candles, pulling those in in a more subtle way while adding some shape and movement to her. A gorgeous dragon!