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this looks so cool! amazing job, I love it
was this concept difficult to model?
There is a river (or rivers, I can't remember) that must be crossed and it is said to remove the sin from one's body. Butterfly xolos (the ones with the round white spots on their legs and bellies) are said to be the xolos who chose to come back to earth and those spots are from where the sin was washed from their bodies from the river.
With all that said, it is easy to see where the inspiration for this piece came from. It is weird and creepy and looks nothing like the beautiful xoloitzcuintli but it definitely has something xolo-ish about it and it is a great piece of art!
I come back to look at this piece often because, while an original concept, there is definitely something obviously xolo about it. It's wonderful
I wish i could make so beautiful concept-art before make it 3D. Unfortunately I am a noob in a drawing