Afropunk Kids Hoodies

Music, Afropunk, fly girls

This is AfroPunk Bulma. A genius with a fro and aspirations even bigger! I drew this of TheBawbMobile, A very talented and artistic cosplayer I know that runs an Art gallery called Tin roof Gallery. So you should definitely check them both out, and if you buy the shirt please tag her on Instagram, I would love for her to see it!

Little Black Boy

She came from Wakanda as cool as can be

Afropunk - #005 - T-Shirt

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Afro Cyberpunk - T-Shirt

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Afro Cyberpunk - T-Shirt

Afro Cyberpunk - T-Shirt

Afro pick

Khensu, Ekwensu, Khonsu is the Ancient Egyptian GOD of the moon. His name means "Embracer", "Pathfinder", and "Defender", and this may relate to the nightly travel of the moon across the sky. Along with Thoth he marked the passage of time. Khensu / Ekwensu was instrumental in the creation of new life in all living creatures. Ekwensu is the Igbo God of Bargains and the tortoise. Crafty at trade and negotiations, he is often invoked for guidance in difficult mercantile situations. Like most Gods, the deity was a force of Chaos and Change, thus in his more violent aspects, Ekwensu was also revered as a God of War and Victory who ruled over the wicked spirits and the chaotic forces of nature.With the advent of Christianity, the more benef...

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The Fraternal Melanin Girls Apparel

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techno seer

a very strange enchanted BOY

1 of 4 afrofuturistic protector pieces

Afrocentric prints

Amadioha means man of the people of the Sun. Or free will of the people of the Sun. GOD of Justice. Amadioha is also a God of love, peace and unity, and is prayed for increase of crops, children in the home, and a messianic hope for those in critical situations.

One of my favorite panels from volume 2 of my very own graphic novel Everything’s A Crime