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Alexandra Mihai: The Winged Unicorn

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/4VxAW

 

Smite Patch 4.16 Summer Knockout
Skins made for Smite patch 4.16
Summer of Smite Event
- Bae Watch Cu Chulainn
- Fire Dancer Xbalanque
from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/q5PQN

 

Yutthaphong Kaewsuk: Lupin

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/9bxky

 

Cammy Street Wise

by Omardogan1976

 

Yutthaphong Kaewsuk: Khione of the Blizzard

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ro9v5

 

Maharani Sridevi of Jaganavanshi Rajputana
By Gambargin

"A (failed) attempt at drawing Indian Woman Warrior of Project: Blood and Steel, a part of Historically Wrong Sketch Series based on the 17th Century Era. Now, she supposed to represents the Indian faction in the series, although her style and attires are a an anachronistic combination between the Mughals and Marathas that ruled prominently in the subcontinent. There aren't that many Indian Female warriors here, so hope this can contribute

She needs epic song like this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxINX5… (Jodha Akbar soundtrack - Its a good movie )

The Indian subcontinent is no stranger to women warriors, from the dawn of their historical epic such as the Marayana, to the time of their conflict with the british in the 19th century, many women, from simple commoners to queens of powerful rajput state, fought against their enemies and were revered by the Indian people, even to this day. It is also home to some of the world's largest, richest and most powerful empires since the dawn of ages, rivaling the other great superpowers of the world. When we look at the period of 16-17th century, the land saw the rise of the Indo-persian Mughal Empire that carved their legacy in the subcontinent. The mughals themselves were not of Indian origin, rather, its founder can be traced back to that of Timurids of Mongol lineage. Their richest were incomparable to others, and it was said that when one wage war against the Mughals, they'd be amazed not only by their sheer size and strength, but also by their extravagance display of wealth. India is a land of majesty, as such, their great history deserves a mention in this series.

In this drawing, Maharani Sridevi Kshyatriyapati is the Empress Regnant of the Indian Jaganavanshi Rajputana, a powerful sub-continental empire that is on the brink of war with their Persian neighbors. The term Jaganavanshi can be translated (in a very bad way) as sons of Jaganath, or world ruler, another form of Vishnu (this is also where the name Juggernauts is derived). She is the descendant of the previous queen regnant Rani Indira Kshyatriyapati, who, through successful political marriage and other complex political alliances, managed to brought her clan as the sole ruler of the empire.

The attires of Maharani Sridevi is somewhat very stylized and anachronistic, more fictious than fact (justified, it's still a concept ). The head jewelries and accessories are probably more suited to be worn in court than in battle, but to be able to wear such expensive items really displays her status as a wealthy and powerful empress....if you are curious about the cost, it's somewhere around $15,000 - $22,000 in today's money. As for her armor, it's a highly stylized and ornate form of Mughal's chain mail and mirror plate, that costs on average at least $10,000, depending on the level of artistic touch made. Perhaps, she may not be the most heavily armed and armored warrioress in the series, but given her status and power, she could easily trample any opposing force with millions of her soldiers, while riding on the back of her elephant

I will probably draw her in a more proper armor next time....the Indians were known for their extravagant armor and weapons that brings a message of awe and death in the battlefield - like this one



The total cost of her outfit can buy me a BMW, making it the most expensive attires in the entire series of Women Warriors I have drawn (yet)"

 

Kristina Del Valle: Cammy

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/yw4nK

 

Smite Patch 4.17 The Odyssey
Dark Summoner Nu Wa for Smite patch 4.17
from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ldlRa

 

Sebastian Horoszko: Wizardess

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/mEd0d

 

Smite Patch 4.18 Journey to Asgard
Skins designed for Smite patch 4.18
- Inu Gami Fenrir
- Sequined Sadist Daji
from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/eo4JX

 

Sebastian Horoszko: Darth Bane

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/W2gby

 

Valerie "Vay" Loetscher: Vampirella

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/yDx5K

 

Smite Patch 4.19 Departure to the Afterlife
Cross pantheon Mummified Izanami
from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/Qq608

 

yue yue: The Snow Queen

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/a5RAJ

 

Smite Patch 4.20 Tides of China
Mystic Defender Neith
Based on many childhood fav magical girls.
from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/GGP0N

 

yue yue: The Spider Queen

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/39P0E

 

Smite Patch 4.21 Shadows Over Hercopolis
Roman Goddess Discordia, Vanquisher Nemesis, and Ma Chérie Arachne
from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/269xv

 

Lena: D (Snow Queen Morgana)

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/NqPvd

 

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Niniel Illustrator: Elsa

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/49y1

 

Smite Patch 4.22 Passage to Egypt
Celtic Druidstone Geb
Winter Snow-day Scylla
from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ZQPPw

 

Crovus Village by Uros Sljivic

 

Smite Season 5
Collection of Skins and Gods for Smite Season 5.
from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/QlRP4

 

Margaux Saltel: Snow White (Jocatop Editions)

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/NqQL1