#thalia took goddess art

New art of Ārohirohi, the Maori Goddess of mirages, done as the November Goddess by Request over on my Patreon. She’s in colored India inks like the little Greek Goddess paintings.

Ārohirohi is also a creator Goddess Who made the first woman, Mārikoriko (Whose name means ‘Twilight’). Her husband is the Sun God.

I have put Her in traditional Maori clothing and jewelry; She has an authentic tattoo on Her chin, and Her hair is in waves like the atmospheric distortions caused by heat. Behind Her is the Fata Morgana, a mirage or illusion that makes objects below the horizon such as ships or coastlines appear to be above it.

This one is another of my series of l'il Greek Goddesses in ink (seriously the original is like an inch and a half wide), this time of Iris, the Greek Goddess of the rainbow. I’ve given Her hair like stormclouds, raindrop earrings, and the rainbow for a headband.

I plan to do one for each letter of the Greek alphabet (twenty-four) and then gather them all up in a print. Or maybe they’d work well individually as cards?

I have a Patreon! There are several different levels of rewards starting at just $1 a month; get access to works in progress, read about my process of making Goddess art and more, depending on the level. For example for just $3 a month you can tell me Who to paint!

I’m also still taking commissions for Goddess art.