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#FaceYourArt I've had a lot of practice drawing profile views of late with the icon portraits and the series of cameo style pins for my Birthstone Goddesses. I love drawing faces, so that's just fine with me!
#faceyourart2020 #artmemes #fantasyart
Atma, one of my planer goddesses. She resides in a hidden village, occupied by her cow priestesses. They often roam the lands in pairs, providing aide and comfort to others around the world. To the right is Ivory in the middle, traveling with two of Atma's followers.
Drawing up these old designs of he Triforce Goddesses. If I were to redesign them again I'd change a few things but overall i still like them.
#LegendofZelda #LoZ
I did a drawing of #Aqua!
Thicc and useless just the way I like my goddesses.
Splashing sweat symbol
#このすば #AnimeArt #Konosuba #CuteGirl #cuteanime #SexyAnimeGirl #art #draw
“I— Why would I be a ghost? Those are only manifested by dead humans, not live Goddesses.” https://t.co/FRAeEbgc32
This is Imis Goddess of the Sea
(This Character is not mine it belongs to @JayTheDT along with the other gods/goddesses. Which I will be drawing soon)
Find out why we think Hestia is the Meryl Steep of the Olympian gods and goddesses.
Break out your beverage of choice and join us as we chat with @mythsbaby about how Dionysus subverted the Roman patriarchy and feminism.
Listen here: https://t.co/6wLJC6hEZy
New OC! Her name is Doña Estrella, a Starmaiden watching over a portion of the sea! In the olden days, she rescued a princess (also named Estrella) and married her, the two watching over the sea as goddesses.
Portraits of Eternal Goddesses. Which one is your favorite?? 💛💙💗
Happy #FanArtFriday 🌺 Although everything lately feels very chaotic and scrambled (and stand-still, too), one of the good things is that I finally got to draw this amazing version of one of my favorite Goddesses. #persephone of @used_bandaid 's #LoreOlympus . My freakin' heart.
Find out why we think Hestia is the Meryl Steep of the Olympian gods and goddesses.
Break out your beverage of choice and join us as we chat with @mythsbaby about how Dionysus subverted the Roman patriarchy and feminism.
Listen here: https://t.co/6wLJC603AY
#FolkloreThursday The Fates were a common motif in European polytheism, most frequently represented as a group of 3 mythological goddesses.They were often depicted as weavers of a tapestry dictating the destinies of humans.The witches in Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' resemble the Fates