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I'm feeling art blocked and nothing I draw comes out right so I doodled some observations about Perú's stages in her life, notice how she changes a lot her hair
Of course these are not her only stages in her life, just three! I was looking for Inca Children clothing and that's what I could find.
So we have Toddler Perú (well I don't think that was her name back in those years, gotta research) around 3 years old. Clothes referenced from 4.bp.blogspot.com/-QAvWerPOCYM…
Viceroyalty of Perú in her young teenager phase, 12-13 years old. This is before 1750s and before the creation of Viceroyalty of River Plate. Dress resembles a Tapada Limeña: 2.bp.blogspot.com/__F-nwEcom5s… 4.bp.blogspot.com/__F-nwEcom5s…
Perú cut her hair (and it became more wavy/curly) probably during the second half of the XX century and keeps it like this nowdays. Note this is an observation that might change, because I still haven't chosen a reason for her to cut her hair. It could also have been when the Peruvian Bolivian Confederation was dissolved, or the Pacific War, but that was before XX century, so I'm doubtful about it.

These small pictures with short explanations are a more pleasant way of showing character development rather than writing a long word only bio That doesn't meanI won't do their bios but I admit it's easier and more fun like this

Sorrry for spamming doodles though

María Isabel Rodríguez (Perú)© me

Description
I'm feeling art blocked and nothing I draw comes out right so I doodled some observations about Perú's stages in her life, notice how she changes a lot her hair
Of course these are not her only stages in her life, just three! I was looking for Inca Children clothing and that's what I could find.
So we have Toddler Perú (well I don't think that was her name back in those years, gotta research) around 3 years old. Clothes referenced from 4.bp.blogspot.com/-QAvWerPOCYM…
Viceroyalty of Perú in her young teenager phase, 12-13 years old. This is before 1750s and before the creation of Viceroyalty of River Plate. Dress resembles a Tapada Limeña: 2.bp.blogspot.com/__F-nwEcom5s… 4.bp.blogspot.com/__F-nwEcom5s…
Perú cut her hair (and it became more wavy/curly) probably during the second half of the XX century and keeps it like this nowdays. Note this is an observation that might change, because I still haven't chosen a reason for her to cut her hair. It could also have been when the Peruvian Bolivian Confederation was dissolved, or the Pacific War, but that was before XX century, so I'm doubtful about it.

These small pictures with short explanations are a more pleasant way of showing character development rather than writing a long word only bio That doesn't meanI won't do their bios but I admit it's easier and more fun like this

Sorrry for spamming doodles though

María Isabel Rodríguez (Perú)© me