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Airavata is a mythological white elephant who carries the Hindu god Indra. It is also called 'Ardha-Matanga', meaning "elephant of the clouds"; 'Naga-malla', meaning "the fighting elephant"; and 'Arkasodara', meaning "brother of the sun". Airavata has four tusks and seven trunks and is spotless white. ( from Wikipedia )
In Thailand, Airavata is called Erawan (which has 3 heads). We have a giant statue of Erawan near Bangkok. (Type Erawan on Google to see how big and amazing the statue is.) I saw the statue and thought to myself "How interesting would it be if I put him back to mythological life by manipulating him with a heavenly background?" And here is the outcome.
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Many thanks for the stock images of...
for the moon and background [link]
for the cliff and waterfall [link]
for the graven image [link]
for the stars [link]
for the lightnings [link]
for smoke [link]
for the birds [link]
for the cloud [link]
Erawan statue is from The Erawan Museum [link]

Description
Airavata is a mythological white elephant who carries the Hindu god Indra. It is also called 'Ardha-Matanga', meaning "elephant of the clouds"; 'Naga-malla', meaning "the fighting elephant"; and 'Arkasodara', meaning "brother of the sun". Airavata has four tusks and seven trunks and is spotless white. ( from Wikipedia )
In Thailand, Airavata is called Erawan (which has 3 heads). We have a giant statue of Erawan near Bangkok. (Type Erawan on Google to see how big and amazing the statue is.) I saw the statue and thought to myself "How interesting would it be if I put him back to mythological life by manipulating him with a heavenly background?" And here is the outcome.
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Many thanks for the stock images of...
for the moon and background [link]
for the cliff and waterfall [link]
for the graven image [link]
for the stars [link]
for the lightnings [link]
for smoke [link]
for the birds [link]
for the cloud [link]
Erawan statue is from The Erawan Museum [link]