Zacharius5's Comments (4)

This one is very awesome! It closely resembles the "Thunderbird", (aka..."Zeus"). He was my early elementary through middle school and team symbol. I am sure that you have a pretty good understanding about this character through the days we live in now, but I will be sure to share with you the legends of old from our Native American history of legends we share among the Native community depicting the stories and adventures you have not heard yet and you might not see on T.V. They are fantastic and motivating and full of action, but we had always called him the Thunderbird man. I love you art my Son, it is time you hear some of the legends of our history through the images in your art. Sometime when you cannot speak it, it comes out in many different ways and your art is proof that these legends are still strong!
-- Alvin

I like this one also, very abstract and Native looking. It is in your blood Handsome;) This one reminds of the Wetiko who is a very abstract character. The legends tell stories about these people as inter-dimensional time walkers or travelers, (aka.."aliens"). This one is awesome my Son, keep up all the great work! The stories are always within even when the words cannot be heard, each picture tells me a story I need to tell you of legends long ago. I love the art work by the way!
-- Alvin

This one is great also, he would most likely be the trickster, "Nanabush" (aka, "Loki"). Very interesting and it is astounding to see the Native creativity in you is so strong. A few of your Uncles sell these kinds of art for thousands of dollars when created by a Native North American, keep up the great work my Son I am very proud of you. You are a natural!
-- Alvin

Very creative my Son, this actually a close resemblance of my elementary through middle school symbol. He was called the "Thunderbird", (the Greeks would call him "Zeus") very good to see the creativity is strong in you, keep this up and you will make some good business with the Native art!
-- Alvin