Rusalka Sunday
Artist in New York
Rusalka Sunday
Artist in New York
Name : Rusalka Sunday
Birthdate : 13 September 1998
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Godly parent : Iris
Mortal parent : Unknown
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Rusalka Sunday is a Russian-born street artist known for her odd, yet unique murals and paintings. Her artworks are mostly focused on mythological creatures such as a nymph, dragon, etc. Once at a time, Rusalka would release an illustration of sceneeries occurred in ancient Slavic/Greek history. She confessed once in an interview that most of her works are affected by dreams or visions. However, there is one secret Rusalka had been keeping for years... and it's not going to be discussed here.
She spent seven-fudging-teen years living on earth knowing barely any blood relatives. Rusalka was raised in an orphanage until she reached fifteen, before deciding to live nomadic with her acquaintances from a street art club. Sunday is surname she chose for herself because according to her nanny, Rusalka was born on Sunday.
The most popular work of hers is 'Zmey Sto', a painting of a dragon with one hundred heads, intertwining a huge, shiny golden apple tree she saw during a vacation trip to San Fransisco. Rusalka potrayed the beast as something mystical and surreal because she couldn't see clearly through the Mist.
One day, a mysterious curator took an interest in her artworks. Rusalka confessed, that woman was shady but in someway, similar to herself. The lady told Rusalka to go to New York for improving her talents. Without any further thinking, Rusalka said yes and here she is now—after a long tiring tale—ended up as one of Semideus Academy's students.
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As an artist, Rusalka has good communication skills and color coordination.
She can make herself or an object she is holding invisible. More advanced Iris' demigods are able to make an object temporarily invisible without needing to touch it, but Rusalka is still struggling to reach that level.
Rusalka has free access to her mother’s messaging system and can create rainbows at any time, also turning them into harmful lasers.