A little bit over a year I did my Athena piece, still one of my faves ✨😊.
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Some time ago I did this artwork of Hera the Greek Goddess of Marriage, Queen of the Olymp and Bane to all heros

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Orpheus Orpheus is allowed to lead Eurydice up on a "Chthonic Ascent", but under one condition; he mustn't glance back at her until they are in the light of the surface.

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Orpheus In the cavernous court, Orpheus performs a song of despair for Hades and Persephone. The tortured shades of Tartarus stop. Even the furies weep.

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Alastor and Angel in human disguise. When they want to go into towns and cause a little mischief

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ATHENA: virgin goddess of wisdom, war, strategy, defense, and city state building towers above Athens, as the city's patron and eternal defender.

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I've Always loved this story. the beautiful goddess that fell in love with the Lord of the Dead

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ARTEMIS: twin sister of Apollo, virgin goddess of hunting, wild animals, childbirth, and disease/death of girls.
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1/30 Apollo

Ask and you shall receive 😌 I hope this one I’ll be able to.. well, if not end, but do for some time, at least.

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APHRODITE: Goddess of love, pleasure, and fertility, holds her prized golden apple from Paris, while her companion Eros (later cupid) pampers and flatters her.

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DEMETER: Demeter, goddess of agriculture, holds a torch in search of her abducted daughter, Persephone, while initiates below drink "Kykeon" in the cult of Eleusis.

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HADES: The "King of the shades" sits upon his throne holding his bird tipped scepter and his helmet of invisibility, with his abducted wife, Persephone.

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POSEIDON: God of the seas, earthquakes, droughts, and horses, stands beside his wife, Amphitrite. His chariot is pulled by Hippocampi,
while Nereids, triton, and Palaimon follow

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HERA: The goddess of mothers and marriage sits with her lotus-tipped scepter. In her other hand she holds a pomegranate fruit; a symbol of fertility.

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ZEUS: The king of storms holds aloft his blazing lightning bolt, poised to heave like a dreaded javelin. Zeus sends his prophecies down to his son, Apollo, who relates them to the Pythia.

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