Father Satan's Day - Thanksgiving Testimonials

[Sketches]

I personally want to thank Father Satan and my guardian demons for enlightening me even if my mental health is up and down lately.


Two years ago, whenever I read an article made by the High Priests, an advanced or trustworthy member, meditation sections and other knowledge that is found in the Joy of Satan Ministries that helps me in my path, I would always focus to Father Satan's sigil and say in my mind,

'Thank you for giving knowledge to humanity.'


I can never forget what the Gods do for me, as well as for the other members here. Of how the knowledge they gave to humanity keeps traversing through different parts of this Earth, enlightening those who understands this path. It always inspires me to become responsible and determined, even when I feel stuck at a certain point.


I remembered that I did one Money Spell for my aunt and her husband, and somehow, our situation dramatically improved. It was only a few days, and somehow, my aunt wasn't suffering financially anymore. She immediately bought new furnishings for the house, and I happily shopped with her. It wasn't much of a make-over, but I'm glad that I'm getting to change this house a bit.

Now that I write this memory, I remembered that it was because I focused on Father Satan's energies and directed it to the spell

This year, I also found out that I definitely need to focus on myself more. I'm fairly good at spiritual warfare already, since my efforts were solely focused on that. But after a certain obstacle, I might have to do it again. Back to square one. Which, I admit, is pretty frustrating, but my sense of responsibility won't allow me to throw my life away again.

To thank Father Satan, one who has been helping me the most (since he is the God who I always contact when I need it) , I have decided...

...To post this embarrassing meme art I made of him before I came to this forum :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Before you ask, "Sketches, why??? :lol: :lol: :lol:"

This was when I wanted to make something hilarious and a bit of an art study concerning how I will draw Father Satan, having a deadline in Father's Day back in June. Unfortunately, I was so embarrassed, that I chickened out, and wanted to put it off until I finished Lord Enlil's art :lol:

I decided to post this early to motivate members about Father Satan's day, and to also give a good laugh as to how we've come this far to help our Gods in our own ways, despite of how hard it was to communicate to us way back when the enemy was in full power.

I also want to personally thank the members who have helped me here, even now. You know who you are. Your usernames are still imprinted in my memories. Hopefully you would see this post and laugh a little just to make your day feel a bit better, since you made my next years as an SS something to look forward to

I made art concerning our Father, but how about you? Will you show it through doing RTRs? Or a blessed energy ball that empowers our Father?

 

[Hp. Hoodedcobra666]

If you made that meme, you are really good at painting.

I am overwhelmed by the positive comments I read today, and I am glad that many have decided to not let themselves down again.

 

[Sketches]

If you made that meme, you are really good at painting.

I am overwhelmed by the positive comments I read today, and I am glad that many have decided to not let themselves down again.

OMG, thanks, HP! :lol:

Hopefully I'll have more time to make art for the Gods. The avatar I have here isn't even finished yet, as I have yet to paint it completely


Happy Yule!

 

[Wotanwarrior]

That drawing of Satan is great, you are very talented.

 

[Kavya Shukra]

I personally want to thank Father Satan and my guardian demons for enlightening me even if my mental health is up and down lately.


Two years ago, whenever I read an article made by the High Priests, an advanced or trustworthy member, meditation sections and other knowledge that is found in the Joy of Satan Ministries that helps me in my path, I would always focus to Father Satan's sigil and say in my mind,

'Thank you for giving knowledge to humanity.'


I can never forget what the Gods do for me, as well as for the other members here. Of how the knowledge they gave to humanity keeps traversing through different parts of this Earth, enlightening those who understands this path. It always inspires me to become responsible and determined, even when I feel stuck at a certain point.


I remembered that I did one Money Spell for my aunt and her husband, and somehow, our situation dramatically improved. It was only a few days, and somehow, my aunt wasn't suffering financially anymore. She immediately bought new furnishings for the house, and I happily shopped with her. It wasn't much of a make-over, but I'm glad that I'm getting to change this house a bit.

Now that I write this memory, I remembered that it was because I focused on Father Satan's energies and directed it to the spell

This year, I also found out that I definitely need to focus on myself more. I'm fairly good at spiritual warfare already, since my efforts were solely focused on that. But after a certain obstacle, I might have to do it again. Back to square one. Which, I admit, is pretty frustrating, but my sense of responsibility won't allow me to throw my life away again.

To thank Father Satan, one who has been helping me the most (since he is the God who I always contact when I need it) , I have decided...

...To post this embarrassing meme art I made of him before I came to this forum :lol: :lol: :lol:

Transparent PNG Template:

Before you ask, "Sketches, why??? :lol: :lol: :lol:"

This was when I wanted to make something hilarious and a bit of an art study concerning how I will draw Father Satan, having a deadline in Father's Day back in June. Unfortunately, I was so embarrassed, that I chickened out, and wanted to put it off until I finished Lord Enlil's art :lol:

I decided to post this early to motivate members about Father Satan's day, and to also give a good laugh as to how we've come this far to help our Gods in our own ways, despite of how hard it was to communicate to us way back when the enemy was in full power.

I also want to personally thank the members who have helped me here, even now. You know who you are. Your usernames are still imprinted in my memories. Hopefully you would see this post and laugh a little just to make your day feel a bit better, since you made my next years as an SS something to look forward to

I made art concerning our Father, but how about you? Will you show it through doing RTRs? Or a blessed energy ball that empowers our Father?

This drawing is cute. I'm a huge sucker for art, and I'm trying to master drawing white blondes, I kinda struggle with shadows, hues and tones, but I wanna make my own professional drawing of Satan, but this is so cute.

 

[Sketches]

That drawing of Satan is great, you are very talented.

Thanks, Wotanwarrior

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This drawing is cute. I'm a huge sucker for art, and I'm trying to master drawing white blondes, I kinda struggle with shadows, hues and tones, but I wanna make my own professional drawing of Satan, but this is so cute.

*gasp How dare you! :lol:

 

[Sketches]

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This drawing is cute. I'm a huge sucker for art, and I'm trying to master drawing white blondes, I kinda struggle with shadows, hues and tones, but I wanna make my own professional drawing of Satan, but this is so cute.

Aghh, I was so embarrassed, that I clicked "Submit" too soon :lol: :lol:


Anyways, I didn't know you're an artist

My advice is that you should consider painting in Grayscale. Grayscale allows you to focus more on the shading and leave out the advanced painting methods like Color Theory, and Atmosphere for later.

Since I'm as busy as our fellow comrades here both in spiritual and physical life, I decided to tackle Grayscale Painting, as I heard it saves you much time.

However, you still need to learn how to use Filters, because Grayscale makes the color literally darker and duller. Let me show you an example of the avatar I have here in the forum's progress


*Sketches' Note: This art is not complete, hence the shading.
Change the eye color to brown/hazel to make the eyes "pop."

Lineart and Base Color

Grayscale

Grayscale Layer's "Blend Mode" is now set on "Multiply"

See those color palettes on the top right? You'll have to use it and Airbrush the Grayscale Layer to make the colors pop again, via adding a new Layer "Blend Mode" called "Overlay" , while the Lights should be Layer "Blend Mode: Add."

My advice on shading the Grayscale Layers separately is to pick one of the Base Color Layers and "Select Opacity" to make things easier for you, comrade


If you have a problem understanding Grayscale mechanics, then search up videos on how to do it

Or, if you don't know what I'm talking about, but consider the advice, let me know and I'll post some Screenshots, plus quoting myself with the pictures :lol:


Sorry, I'm a little busy today, and just realized that you might be talking about painting traditionally instead of digitally

 

[Kavya Shukra]

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This drawing is cute. I'm a huge sucker for art, and I'm trying to master drawing white blondes, I kinda struggle with shadows, hues and tones, but I wanna make my own professional drawing of Satan, but this is so cute.

Aghh, I was so embarrassed, that I clicked "Submit" too soon :lol: :lol:


Anyways, I didn't know you're an artist

My advice is that you should consider painting in Grayscale. Grayscale allows you to focus more on the shading and leave out the advanced painting methods like Color Theory, and Atmosphere for later.

Since I'm as busy as our fellow comrades here both in spiritual and physical life, I decided to tackle Grayscale Painting, as I heard it saves you much time.

However, you still need to learn how to use Filters, because Grayscale makes the color literally darker and duller. Let me show you an example of the avatar I have here in the forum's progress


*Sketches' Note: This art is not complete, hence the shading.
Change the eye color to brown/hazel to make the eyes "pop."

Lineart and Base Color

Grayscale

Grayscale Layer's "Blend Mode" is now set on "Multiply"

See those color palettes on the top right? You'll have to use it and Airbrush the Grayscale Layer to make the colors pop again, via adding a new Layer "Blend Mode" called "Overlay" , while the Lights should be Layer "Blend Mode: Add."

My advice on shading the Grayscale Layers separately is to pick one of the Base Color Layers and "Select Opacity" to make things easier for you, comrade


If you have a problem understanding Grayscale mechanics, then search up videos on how to do it

Or, if you don't know what I'm talking about, but consider the advice, let me know and I'll post some Screenshots, plus quoting myself with the pictures :lol:


Sorry, I'm a little busy today, and just realized that you might be talking about painting traditionally instead of digitally

Ok so I finished my little drawing I was talking about.

It was SUPER challenging trying to get the skin tone and shadows right, and the hair too. But here's mine.

 

[Sketches]

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Ok so I finished my little drawing I was talking about.

It was SUPER challenging trying to get the skin tone and shadows right, and the hair too. But here's mine.

Oh! I honestly didn't expected this type of reply! Well done :lol:

Hmmm, regarding your artwork, I feel that you're getting somewhere, and I think you can improve this better. Here's a tip: Try sketching art drafts two to three times

My sketch drafts are waaayyy different than my final lineart. Here! I'll show you what I mean


First Draft

First Draft w/Rough Design

First Draft w/Color Interpretation

Shades of Second Draft Turned Into Lineart

You notice the sudden image change? Well, it's because I fucked up the limited canvas size that is allowed in the forums :lol:

So the Second Draft of the Lineart was lost because I had to re-trace the already finished Lineart again. The linework also had noticeable erasures, because I wanted to see how far my shading has improved


Anyways, regarding your artwork. I gave you samples of how my drafts looked like before the finished product, so hopefully, you can get the gist of it.

The hair may change, as well as the attire of the model of your artwork, and those drafts you sketched can act as guides for you, such as noticing the art might need more dynamic, or the pose is a little stiff and look awful when you flip the digital canvas.


If you don't pay attention to the details at first, you'd noticed how you can improve the bigger picture and change it to the second draft. You might even add another third draft if you significantly changed parts of the artwork before doing the final linework.

I'm at the point where I can just look at a reference image and copy the exact reference without tracing it. However, what I lack is that I keep wanting to try something new in the middle of making the artwork.

For example, maybe I'm not satisfied at my current style at the moment, so I procrastinate by searching for that "perfect digital brush™", even though I praised myself for making this artwork before. Which is already a needless distraction and makes you feel that maybe, making this artwork isn't worth it, and eventually, you just abandon it as another Work. In. Progress. in your digital gallery.


Anyways, good luck with your art career and hobby, comrade. Using only color palettes as guides without a draft is pretty hard to pull off, so consider the advice I gave you here

 

[Kavya Shukra]

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Ok so I finished my little drawing I was talking about.

It was SUPER challenging trying to get the skin tone and shadows right, and the hair too. But here's mine.

Oh! I honestly didn't expected this type of reply! Well done :lol:

Hmmm, regarding your artwork, I feel that you're getting somewhere, and I think you can improve this better. Here's a tip: Try sketching art drafts two to three times

My sketch drafts are waaayyy different than my final lineart. Here! I'll show you what I mean


First Draft

First Draft w/Rough Design

First Draft w/Color Interpretation

Shades of Second Draft Turned Into Lineart

You notice the sudden image change? Well, it's because I fucked up the limited canvas size that is allowed in the forums :lol:

So the Second Draft of the Lineart was lost because I had to re-trace the already finished Lineart again. The linework also had noticeable erasures, because I wanted to see how far my shading has improved


Anyways, regarding your artwork. I gave you samples of how my drafts looked like before the finished product, so hopefully, you can get the gist of it.

The hair may change, as well as the attire of the model of your artwork, and those drafts you sketched can act as guides for you, such as noticing the art might need more dynamic, or the pose is a little stiff and look awful when you flip the digital canvas.


If you don't pay attention to the details at first, you'd noticed how you can improve the bigger picture and change it to the second draft. You might even add another third draft if you significantly changed parts of the artwork before doing the final linework.

I'm at the point where I can just look at a reference image and copy the exact reference without tracing it. However, what I lack is that I keep wanting to try something new in the middle of making the artwork.

For example, maybe I'm not satisfied at my current style at the moment, so I procrastinate by searching for that "perfect digital brush™", even though I praised myself for making this artwork before. Which is already a needless distraction and makes you feel that maybe, making this artwork isn't worth it, and eventually, you just abandon it as another Work. In. Progress. in your digital gallery.


Anyways, good luck with your art career and hobby, comrade. Using only color palettes as guides without a draft is pretty hard to pull off, so consider the advice I gave you here

I'm gonna do another one, and it's based off a vision I saw of Satan. He was very muscular, had a white robe, had these very large wings and long blond hair to his back. He had facial hair and was very tall compared to me. I'm like 5"7. I looked like a bag of chips compared to him. So I'm going to finish that drawing and show it to you when I'm done.

 

[Voice of Enki [JG]]

I'm gonna do another one, and it's based off a vision I saw of Satan. He was very muscular, had a white robe, had these very large wings and long blond hair to his back. He had facial hair and was very tall compared to me. I'm like 5"7. I looked like a bag of chips compared to him. So I'm going to finish that drawing and show it to you when I'm done.

For reference, Satan is around 8 feet tall. Azazel and Baalzevulon as well.

Inanna is a little over 7 feet tall. Very graceful despite her height (unlike woman on Earth who are of extreme height like that).

 

[Kavya Shukra]

I'm gonna do another one, and it's based off a vision I saw of Satan. He was very muscular, had a white robe, had these very large wings and long blond hair to his back. He had facial hair and was very tall compared to me. I'm like 5"7. I looked like a bag of chips compared to him. So I'm going to finish that drawing and show it to you when I'm done.

For reference, Satan is around 8 feet tall. Azazel and Baalzevulon as well.

Inanna is a little over 7 feet tall. Very graceful despite her height (unlike woman on Earth who are of extreme height like that).

I wonder how humans nowadays are shorter. I heard the Egyptians and certain groups of people have their height, while other races, especially of the Asian race, are known to be very short, especially the South Americans.

That makes sense though because I looked like an ant compared to Satan. His hands alone could cover almost my entire torso.