hecate goddess of magic and witchcraft
Hecate, is a greek goddess with her origens in Turkey, she is the teacher of withcraft and protecter of cross roads whilst guideing people with the lamp or torch she is always seen holding. In this image i have used a number of historical refreances and drawn them in my own way whilst also adding all the items and femilers that are link to the goddess.
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1 In The Beginning - Ancient Practices, Greek and Roman Mythology, Practising the Dark Arts and Spiritual ArtAvailable for sale as Cards and Matted Prints
Mark Peterson, 5 months ago
Beautifully done artwork, very nice!
midnightdreamer, 5 months ago
your work is fantastic….love your style! very interested in what mediums you use : )
CherrieB in reply to midnightdreamer’s comment, 5 months ago
Hello Midnightdreamer, the medium i use mostley colour pencil and watercolour pencil together over and ink shaded and outlined drawing. once i’ve sketched a peace i shade it with hundreads of dots and them add colour in layers quite strongley. (this i do from practice now but when i started designing tattoo you use a light box to see where more color needs to be added.) then when its all coloured in i go over the finished works outlines again in ink to get the finished result, thanks for asking and let me know if there is anything else i can do , love light and happyness be with you, CherrieB
midnightdreamer, 5 months ago
wow…I knew your work had a lot to it….please never stop creating these beautiful pieces!!!
CherrieB in reply to midnightdreamer’s comment, 5 months ago
Hi Again Midnightdreamer, i will be uploading some new images later in the week that are some of the most compleck drawing i have ever done so keep poping back and let me know what you think CherrieB
Jo Hoden, 4 months ago
Fantastic work,also you can see how much you have put in it.
Apostle, about 1 month ago
Another gorgeous picture, and wonderful detail and craftsmanship. I actually found a pendant I had of Hecate a couple of days ago and then saw your pic today which is wonderful.