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Um, I tried...? No but actually, I'm fairly content with how this came out.

I was bored and figured I'd play around with some doll-makers and the idea just kinda came to me since being the Avatar is probably the closest thing to a God/Goddess-like power in A:tLA & LOK (next to the spirits, but since what makes the Avatar is Raava I figured it sort of counts). Not particularly proud of the background but my choices were limited. I have her holding the moon and water for obvious reasons: she was born and raised in The Water Tribe and her family consists of all Water Tribe members; the Moon's power over the tides.

I was initially worried about whether or not she'd look too "fancy" or whatever if I gave her too many accessories but I also wanted her to look somewhat regal, just not over-the-top.

I used the Goddess Scene Maker from Azalea Dolls.

The Legend of Korra © Bryan Konietzko & Michael Dante DiMartino

Description
Um, I tried...? No but actually, I'm fairly content with how this came out.

I was bored and figured I'd play around with some doll-makers and the idea just kinda came to me since being the Avatar is probably the closest thing to a God/Goddess-like power in A:tLA & LOK (next to the spirits, but since what makes the Avatar is Raava I figured it sort of counts). Not particularly proud of the background but my choices were limited. I have her holding the moon and water for obvious reasons: she was born and raised in The Water Tribe and her family consists of all Water Tribe members; the Moon's power over the tides.

I was initially worried about whether or not she'd look too "fancy" or whatever if I gave her too many accessories but I also wanted her to look somewhat regal, just not over-the-top.

I used the Goddess Scene Maker from Azalea Dolls.

The Legend of Korra © Bryan Konietzko & Michael Dante DiMartino