//=time() ?>
Finished it! Sibyl as herself for Halloween 🦇
She’s a diva like that
#artPH #digitalart
Have I ever told you guys about how excited I am about Sibyl's redesign? Because I made it at about July and I'm so FREAKING happy with it. (Long hair is old)
The Romans believed there were several entrances to the #Underworld. One was Lake Avernus, which JMW Turner painted, with Aeneas consulting the Sibyl about how to make the descent to see his father (#Virgil, Aeneid 6) #FolkloreThursday
In exchange for sex, the Cumaean Sibyl of Greek mythology extracted from Apollo a promise that she’ll live for as many years as grains of sand in her palm. He had the last laugh: she eventually grew so old she herself shrunk to the size of a grain of sand... #FolkloreThursday
Day 2 - Calm.
I took my inspiration from @/Sibylline_m (Instagram)
▪Mats.: Bamboo pen + Sai2.
#drawingwithprozac #chilltober #inktober #calm #wacom #sai2 #dtiys #drawthisinyourstyle
wotakuさんの「シビュラ(Sibyl)」をひたすら聴きながら描いて完成したものがこちらになります。
本当は銃も持たせたかったけど気力がなかったので諦めた。後ろ手に隠し持ってることにして(威圧)
ピックアップ記事: 「中国GFGがジウジアーロ・デザインのEV、”Sibylla”を公開。このまま発売されれば画期的」| 中国×ジウジアーロ |... https://t.co/L5Aj5aNPet
🌿🐛🦋🐌
#illustrations de la naturaliste et dessinatrice Maria Sibylla Merian (1647 - 1717)
ピックアップ記事: 「中国GFGがジウジアーロ・デザインのEV、”Sibylla”を公開。このまま発売されれば画期的」| 中国×ジウジアーロ |... https://t.co/L5Aj5aNPet
Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717) naturalist and scientific artist, who realised the importance of placing her research in wider scientific context, including adding Latin names. Her work provided eminent naturalists with a basis for taxonomic description #NaturesExplorers
Sibylla likes to garden lots! But she cant help but tease Sir Smiley, at least just a little bit!
Art by the always amazing @ThePinkPornoMan!
Aaaa, I've been so excited to post this! Got a lovely new character who I named Sibylla! I love her to absolute death already and love the art I've been able to get for her!
Art done by
@sorimmori
@SgtCybork
And @Yuurikin
Thank you all! :>
"The Protofeminist Insects of #GiovannaGarzoni & #MariaSibyllaMerian" - perfect topic for a summer Art Herstory blog post! Read the guest post by Prof Emma Steinkraus (@HSC1776) on matriarchal insects in C17th art: https://t.co/mMjgQPzrmV… #hernaturalhistory
Tiburtine Sibyl (detail)
by Perugino
Fresco, between 1497 and 1500
The Collegio del Cambio, in the Palazzo dei Priori. Perugia, Italy.
-
-