Sokka Posters and Art Prints

Most of his raps consists of the word, "boomerang."

anime

Black silhouette of Sokka

anime

Sokka from Avatar the Last Airbender as a firebender

Crimson water tribe

BBvineart's Last Air bender Fan art Series

Sokka's favorite desert beverage

Everyone's favourite boomerang boi: Sokka of the southern water tribe! Perfect for fans of avatar the last airbender :)

fanart based on sokka from avatar

"Water is the element of change. The people of the Water Tribe are capable of adapting to many things. They have a deep sense of community and love that holds them together through anything."

Avatar - The Last Airbender: Sokka Quotes

Sokka from Avatar the Last Airbender

Fanart, avatar the last airbender

Sokka and his undying love for boomerang.

Boomerang! You do always come back!

The finest tea in Ba Sing Se!

Poster design for a contest a couple years ago.

Sokka of the Water Tribe

A quote from a totally not intoxicated Sokka

i dream of pretty clouds, taking a ride on appa's back, and looking at the stars as the day turns to night. the avatar universe is so beautiful.

Sokka Aesthetic

The Last Airbender Neon

The finest teas in Ba Sing Se!

Aang, and the four Elements!

An artwork of Aang and his friends riding the flying bison Appa inspired by the animated series Avatar The Last Airbender .

The Four Elements

My first girlfriend turned into the moon... ;-; Find more ATLA works on my Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/854238901/atla-nations-stickers and TeeSpring: https://teespring.com/stores/rinnnce

Appa Original characters belong to the Avatar the Last Airbender series and creators!

Sokka from Avatar the Last Airbender in makeup/face paint makeup does not define gender

If you’ve ever wanted to carry your favorite members of the Gaang with you, now you can!

The symbol for water and waterbending is a circle comprising a stylized rightward-facing ocean wave with three spiral crests breaking over three wavy diagonal lines representing water.[1] It also shows how the Moon and Ocean Spirits work together, with the moon symbolized by the circular border and the Ocean Spirit symbolized by the picture of an ocean. The symbol is featured in connection with Northern Water Tribe spirituality and on the pendant worn by Katara, originally carved by Master Pakku for her grandmother as an engagement present.