/r/paganart
A community for sharing and discussing historic and modern Pagan visual art.
A community for sharing and discussing historic and modern Pagan visual art.
/r/paganart
I am painting my jeans with spreading branches of flowers. I also am making the branches look like veins, because I read in a Starhawk's book that there is a similarity, and I love those beautiful similarities:)) not a full pagan yet but the poetry of it is seeping through my art.
Hello everyone I recently came up with a few Norse /pagan designs to laser engrave into coaster. I would love to hear your opinions on the designs. In the photo Is a few of the designs I haven't made them all just yet. (The designs are all paid for designs that I have merged into single designs or used outright my personal drawings arnt quite at that level yet.)
I've been working on the art for this deck for a year now. There are 44 cards total, and I only have nine to finish. Here is a sample of some of the art for the cards. I've done all the art in Procreate with the final details in Illustrator.
You can see more of my work at instagram @justasucks, thanks for looking! 🌞
You can see the process of this piece and support my artwork by checking my socials which you can find on my profile 😊
This is the part I love the most in the Epic of Gilgamesh. When king Gilgamesh and his subjects come to know that an equal or near-equal to him who can rival him in strength and combat is created by the gods, he thinks that the love and touches of a woman are all that's needed to tame that beastly rival.
He proceeds to send Shamhat, a sacred courtesan and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful woman to ever exist on earth to the equal whose name is known as Enkidu. He does end up falling in love with her, just as planned by the king.
I tried my best to represent this, so I apologize if I got anything inaccurate.