This sounded like a 'date' to keep in mind for the future.
"In my culture the deity and spirits associated with drums are also thunder, lightning, wind and storms. Drummers are often people who have the energy of storms." Aarne smiles at the description of them being aerial because it aligns very much with his beliefs too. "My name means the Eagle, or stubbornly unyielding, so I've been called the Thunder Eagle. Sometime I'll get on my full kit and show you why."
He really liked Howlback and wanted to invite her to be around more when they had time, both had work to keep them busy.
"I can send it and information about how it was made." He sighed and shrugs at Soundwaves comment. "I never think of them as artifacts because that seems to mean from the past or a dead culture to humans. I guess they are, but it's strange to think about what I made last year as an artifact."
Aarne is not offended by the usage of the term artefact, more thinking out loud about something since it came up in conversation. There is an understanding that cultural objects, even from living tribal cultures are artefacts, but it just feels odd, not necessarily wrong.
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"In my culture the deity and spirits associated with drums are also thunder, lightning, wind and storms. Drummers are often people who have the energy of storms." Aarne smiles at the description of them being aerial because it aligns very much with his beliefs too. "My name means the Eagle, or stubbornly unyielding, so I've been called the Thunder Eagle. Sometime I'll get on my full kit and show you why."
He really liked Howlback and wanted to invite her to be around more when they had time, both had work to keep them busy.
"I can send it and information about how it was made." He sighed and shrugs at Soundwaves comment. "I never think of them as artifacts because that seems to mean from the past or a dead culture to humans. I guess they are, but it's strange to think about what I made last year as an artifact."
Aarne is not offended by the usage of the term artefact, more thinking out loud about something since it came up in conversation. There is an understanding that cultural objects, even from living tribal cultures are artefacts, but it just feels odd, not necessarily wrong.