Featuring
Goddess art I've done that is not part of the Goddess Oracle Deck, including
a couple of triple Goddesses, some art inspired by my trip to the UK, and two
versions of the Spring-Goddess Eostre (what can I say? —Spring is my favorite
time of the year). The media are varied, though the pieces are mostly done in
watercolor pencils.
Al-Uzza,
Allat and Menat, Triple Goddess of Ancient Arabia
Angitia, Snake Goddess of Ancient Rome
Artio, Bear Goddess of the European Celts
Eostre (the 2005 version), Germanic Goddess of Springtime,
Fertility, and the Full Moon
Eostre (the 2006 version)
Epona, the Continental Celtic Horse-Goddess
Ix Chel, Maya Triple Goddess of the Moon and Weaving
The Nine Muses, Greek Goddesses of Inspiration
Pallas Athena, Greek Goddess of the Thunderstorm
Stella
Maris, or Mary, Star of the Sea, Protectress of Seafarers
Sulis, Goddess of the hot springs at Bath,
England
Thalia, Greek Muse of Comedy
All art here ©2004 Thalia Took, aka The
Artist Formerly Known As Mary Crane.
You are free to borrow the images here
for your own personal or religious use. If you use any on your
personal non-commercial website, please credit the work to Thalia Took.
If you can link back to this site, I'd appreciate it. Always
ask permission first for any other requests for use of this art.
Obscure Goddess Online Directory text ©2006 Thalia Took, and please
do not reproduce it.
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Allat, the Mother aspect of the Triple Goddess of Ancient Arabia.