Adiye mi was inspired by a typical Yoruba poem titled “Adiye mi” a poem that illustrate a chick that went astray but later got found. Yorùbá Poem Adiye mi eyi ti mo ra, motoju re, o si dagba. Losan ojo kan, emi ko mo pe, o ti je lo. O ko si koto, ojo si n pa a. Baba bami gbe, Gbigbe ti mo gbe, gbigbon lo n gbon. Mo dana fun, ara re si ya. O di ojo keji, o tun je lo. O ye yin mewa, o pa mesan, o fikan dele. Bomode o ku, agba ni n da. (My chick, bought by me I reared it, till it became big, One afternoon, I don’t know when it’s gone, it fell into a sewage, and rain beat it, father help me carry it, As I carried it. It was shaking, I cooked for it, it got okay. The next day, it went away again, it layered 10 eggs, and hatched 9, one got spoilt. If a child doesn’t die young, he will become an adult.) This is a 1/1 and expressively drawn with pencils and charcoal.