Godess as the case may be!

And our latest blog Godess is the one and only Melissa Malone, you can check out more of Melissa work here. Also a big shout to Carole Fannon and Nick Lennox who came in as the very close runners up.

Thanks as always goes to everyone that posted. I know ther had been a massive dlay on choosing the winner of this one.

Stay tuned for the next upcoming theme.

Athena

This is an old one but would love to contribute with my Athena - Goddess of War

The Morrígan

The Morrígan was the Celtic goddess of war, life and death. A shape-shifter, she could appear in many different forms including a young woman, a crone, a child, or as a trio of sisters called Bodh, Macha and The Morrígan. As a war goddess she would appear in the form of a crow to warriors in battle and egg them on to great feats. It didn't really matter what side they were on; it would seem that she just liked a good fight. A member of the magical race the Tuatha Dé Danann, she is part of the Ulster cycle of Irish legends and was a pretty badass lady. Or possibly still is...

Demigoddess

Long time ago, they existed...

God of Photoshop VS God of HB Pencils

Two Gods squabble over who reigns supreme in the
Art Universe

Goddess Moro from Princess Mononoke

One of my favorite Miyazaki films!

GODzilla

Demeter

My first Art Blog entry, for the "Gods and Goddesses" theme! Demeter the greek goddess of the harvest.

Hades and Persephone

Meet Hades: god of the Underworld and one of the 12 Olympian Gods 

and Persephone: Queen of the Underworld, goddess of fertility, youth and spring and the wife of Hades.

Persephone, the beloved daughter of Demeter(goddess of growth and vegetation) was abducted by Hades, bewitched by her beauty and youth. Mythology says that the union of the two, Hades and Persephone's marriage, is the reason we experience the four seasons of the year. Demeter, heartbroken and angry brings winter and autumn while her daughter is bound to be with her husband at the kingdom of death but changes into summer and spring when Persephone leaves the underworld to be with her mother for the rest of the year. 

I have always liked  this story and I think of Hades and Persephone kinda like Yin and Yang. One represents death, the end of life and old age, the  other is a symbol of creation, the beginning of life and youth. negative and positive. balance! :) 

'Oh God, it'ssssssss Pat'

Even God needs good staff - Paddy is no.1 this time of year!

God and Godesses

The Explorers

Not really any specific god here but I liked the idea of an ancient relic being discovered in a cave

Eros from "Little Pollon"

Funniest little troublemaker ever.. I hope you guys know him, it was a very popular Anime in my country in the 80s.

The God of War!

My first post in a while. Couldn't miss out on this theme. Its Mars, the Roman God of War!

New Theme

Hey Guys, So here is the new Theme for February.

"Gods and Godesses"

As it is a short month it will run from 9th Feb-13th March