God of Art

The God of Art's influence is seen in the stroke of a painter's brush, the chisel of a sculptor, the note of a melody, and the word of a poem. This deity's favor is sought by all who wish to create and inspire, infusing their works with a touch of the divine muse.
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==Description==
The God of Art is often depicted as a myriad of eyes amidst a fluid of varying vibrant colours, remaining formless.
==Worship==
===Providence===
The God of Art's influence is seen in the stroke of a painter's brush, the chisel of a sculptor, the note of a melody, and the word of a poem. This deity's favor is sought by all who wish to create and inspire, infusing their works with a touch of the divine muse.
===Edicts===
 • Create beauty and inspiration
 • Express oneself truthfully
 • Encourage creativity in others
===Anathema===
 • Do not suppress artistic expression
 • Do not destroy art and beauty
 • Do not value destruction over creation
==Clergy==
The clergy are as diverse as the arts they champion, serving as patrons, teachers, and curators. They don vestments that are works of art in themselves, often personalized to reflect their artistic inclinations.
===Divine Servants===
Divine servants of the God of Art are embodiments of creativity and expression, nurturing the artistic talents of mortals.
*Inspiring Sylph: A gentle spirit that whispers creative inspiration into the ears of artists, guiding their hands to create works of wonder.
*Muse of the Mediums: An ethereal figure that moves between artists, offering visions and ideas that break new ground in artistic expression.
==Religious Info==
===Church===
The Church of the God of Art is a kaleidoscope of artistic communities, each temple a gallery, a studio, a concert hall, where the faithful gather to create, display, and celebrate art in all its forms.
Places of worship are vibrant centers of artistic activity, where the architecture itself is a testament to creative achievement. Shrines are dedicated to specific aspects of art, from painting and sculpture to music and poetry, each a beacon of inspiration.
===Church History===
In Pasesh, the church played a central role in fostering a rich cultural heritage, making it a beacon of artistic achievement. Even under the protectorate of the Shalanese Empire, the church strives to preserve Pasesh's artistic traditions and encourage cultural expression as a form of resistance and identity.
===Holy Testament===
"The Infinite Canvas" is a collection of artistic philosophies, legendary tales of creation, and hymns that celebrate the act of bringing new beauty into the world. It also details how the God of Art is believed to be the little brother of the God of Prismatic Light.
===Holidays===
The Festival of Creation, celebrated at the spring equinox, is a grand affair where artists from all disciplines come together to showcase their work, collaborate in grand projects, and honor the God of Art through a vibrant display of creativity and innovation.
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