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🎖Illustration specialist in cartoon animals. 🏅Graphic Design for events and brands. ⭕️ Collabs for books and convention assets. 🐺 Member of the 14 werewolves club. ⚡️ Thunder fang member. 💼 Freelance. 🌎 Polyglot. 🗺 Jalisco. licographics.com

Regardless of what the medical institutes say; taurification is and always shall be an improvement on one's physical and mental health! I, the great Dr. Velo, am doing nothing but a *service* to the world in my pursuit of my research! All my subjects have been willing* and consenting*! - Dr. Velo

If you are in New York, the MET Cloisters is displaying this huge Be’ena’a (Zapotec) sculpture of Tzinacantecuhtli, the Bat Lord. In Mesoamerican myth, bats were believed to be able to travel both heavenly and earthly realms. This sculpture is on loan from the Museo del Templo Mayor until October 18

Tzinacantecuhtli (Bat Lord). A hybrid being that combines an upright man with a bat’s claws and head, including large ears and a leaf-shaped nose. Here, the figure wears a loincloth, ruff, and necklace of three bells with clappers shaped like bones. Zapotec (Be'ena'a) (800–900)
Part of the collection of Museo del Templo Mayor, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), Mexico City. In the photo is on display at the MET Cloisters in New York, as part of the exhibition “Creatures of Myth and Imagination: Europe and the Americas".Tzinacantecuhtli (Bat Lord). Detail of the head. Zapotec (Be'ena'a) 800–900.
Museo del Templo Mayor, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), Mexico City