Location: Blue Mts National Park, NSW, Australia The subject in this photo was a natural to shoot with. Sadly, she is no longer available to model. Our arrangement is that she will receive a share of sales for her participation in my arts project.
Original is Acrylic Painting on canvas. / 61cm x 61cm also available on a tshirt / eye of gaia / thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
The Earth Goddess is my piece, “Mother Earth” altered in ps. eventually will become “Gaia The Earth Goddess” which is currently a painting in progress (really big one, so its taking some time! :) edited to add, painting is finished! can be seen Here hope you enjoy. / the Earth Goddess, Gaia was the second of the primeval gods to emerge at the creation of the universe. The first being Khaos (the lower atsmosphere air and winds), / Gaia was followed in quick succession by Tartaros (the Underworld) and Eros (Love the life-bringer). She was the great mother of all : the heavenly gods were descended from her union with Ouranos (the sky), the sea-gods from her union with Pontos (the sea), the Gigantes from her mating with Tartaros (the hell-pit) and mortal creatures were born from her earthy flesh. She is usually portrayed as inseperable from her native element, the earth. / one with the world, part of the world, mother of the world, to the world, she is the world. pen drawing- / Mother Earth / acrylic painting- / Gaea, The Earth Goddess / if you like this, you may like / The Goddess Khaos / thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
Help make our world green again! if you like this, you may like these variations- / be green / / Think Green and Be Green / versions available in prints- / Mother Earth / / The Earth Goddess / thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
says it all! if you like this, you may like these variations- / be green / / Help make our world green again / versions available in prints- / Mother Earth / / The Earth Goddess / thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / if you like what you see, please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
Be Green! if you like this, you may like these variations- / Think Green and Be Green / / Help make our world green again / versions available in prints- / Mother Earth / / The Earth Goddess / thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / if you like what you see, please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
I have no statistics but an overwhelming number of artists find creativity in the earth, nature and the Great Mother herself.
In celebration of the choice of theme that RedBubble have chosen for their current competition (which secretly I believe was my overwhelming obsession for myth subliminally working the pipes of thought), it is right and proper for us all to bow down and worship that who we as a creative force are most inspired by. I have no statistics but an overwhelming number of artists find creativity in the earth, nature and the Great Mother herself.
In celebration of the choice of theme that RedBubble have chosen for their current competition (which secretly I believe was my overwhelm…
In celebration of the choice of theme that RedBubble have chosen for their current competition (which secretly I believe was my overwhelming obsession for myth subliminally working the pipes of thought), it is right and proper for us all to bow down and worship that who we as a creative force are most inspired by. I have no statistics but an overwhelming number of artists find creativity in the earth, nature and the Great Mother herself. Gaia (or Gaea, Ge, Terra, Tellus and many other epithets for Earth) was the matriachal basis of religion in the ancient times and still transposes her all encompassing influence throughout religion, art, society and politics. The strong Mother figure as a creative energy for all to understand as the primal Earth force resonating from the Genesis. Greek myth atones for existence by recounting the stories of the evolution of the forces of creation and nature through a personification of survival, battle and dramatic (often melodramatic) saga. Great poets such as Homer, Hesiod and Aristophanes recount in verse the struggles of the forces of the light to separate from the forces of the dark. The misty spiritual spell that forms the magic of the world and universe we are all a part of. Each stage and interaction of chemistry and physics creating a fractal drama that would offshoot into a war one moment, the creation of the music of the lyre another, the worst sexual perversions followed by the most just of tortures in the misty, marshy Underworld. Gaea, no matter how far down the generational line of gods and goddesses the action was, is always honoured as the divine creative mother, which makes the competition theme even more relavent in that the notion of Gaea as a living breathing organism is so relevant in the environmental times of today. There have been massive scientific studies of the environment undertaken in the past with the very same theme. Gaea the Earth Mother along with her partner Ouranos (Heaven and Sky) are credited with the parentage of all who exist in the realm of Earth consciousness, but they were not the only Protogenoi (immortal creation spirits) to emerge from the magical bang. As the story of the creation of the cosmos goes in ancient Greek myth… The first born formed the very fabric of the universe, the mesh by which all creation is suspended, Protogenoi literally means first born in Greek. Most of them were purely elemental in form, in that they were quite literally Earth, Air, Fire and Water, however a few were described in anthropomorphic form, particualarly those spirits bound to their physical and native environment. Gaea herself emerged at the beginning of creation to from the foundation of the Universe. One of the few depicted in anthropomorphic form she was still however shown as a woman partially risen from the ground, inseparable from her element… Gaea’s siblings and children were thus spawned… Aether – the a primeval god of the mists of light which fill the upper atmosphere. Ananke – the goddess of necessity, compulsion and inevitability. She was incorporeal (spirit and not matter) and of serpentine form. She cracked open the world egg in the necessity of creation. Erebos – the immortal god of the mists of darkness which fill the upper atmosphere. His darkness was sunk into the Earth and surrounded the Underworld. Eros (not to be confused with the Eros of future generations) – god of generation. Also known as Phanes, he was the ‘driving’ force which drove the Universe into a creative frenzy. As the Immortal god of generation, the creator god, he sprung forth from the silver egg of creation at the beginning of time and set the order of the Universe. Hemera – the personification of Day, rose from the ends of Earth to scatter the darkness of Night, she was spread throughout the heavens by her Mother Nyx to allow the blue of Aether to shine on the Earth. Hydros – Water. Together with Earth they formed mud and was usually equated with the Titan god of fresh water Okeanos. Khaos – goddess of the lower air. She filled the gap between Aether in the upper air and the Earth floor. She was the mother of the other airs Erebos, Nyx, Aether and Hemera. Khronos – the immortal god of time was the first being to emerge at creation in self. He was incorporeal and was attributed with 3 heads and a serpent’s tail and circled the whole of creation. The Nesoi – The islands and rocky forms that break from the earth to protrude from the sea. Nyx – the Night. She would draw the mists of her consort Erebos over the heavens to make it dark. She was depicted as a woman with a star encrusted mantle. Okeanos – The great Earth encircling fresh water river. From him flow every river, spring and rain bearing cloud. He was a horned man with a serpentine fish instead of legs. Ouranos – The solid dome of Heaven. His form stretches from one horizon to the other, he sprung from Gaea at creation. The Ourea – The mountains, born of the Earth. Phusis – The Protogenos of nature. Mother Nature was a different spirit to Gaea and encompasses the collective spirit of creation on Earth. Pontos – The primal god of the salty sea born of Gaea. Tartaros – The Protogenos of the stormy fire pit which lay beneath the crust of the Earth. Tethys – The goddess of the flow of fresh water throughout the Earth. The form of nourishment for all of Mother Nature. Thalassa – The goddess of the surface of the sea. The tention that keeps the water liquid and separate. Born of Aether and Hemera, she mixed with the deep waters of Pontos the sea. Thesis – The Protogenos of creation itself. The goddess of all that came forth from the moment of creation itself.
Acrylic Painting on Canvas / Large size 100cm x 100cm / looks alot more impressive in person on the large canvas! / i dont think my camera has done it full justice / / hope you enjoy. / the Earth Goddess, Gaia was the second of the primeval gods to emerge at the creation of the universe. The first being Khaos (the lower atsmosphere air and winds), / Gaia was followed in quick succession by Tartaros (the Underworld) and Eros (Love the life-bringer). She was the great mother of all : the heavenly gods were descended from her union with Ouranos (the sky), the sea-gods from her union with Pontos (the sea), the Gigantes from her mating with Tartaros (the hell-pit) and mortal creatures were born from her earthy flesh. She is usually portrayed as inseperable from her native element, the earth. / one with the world, part of the world, mother of the world, to the world, she is the world. In my painting here, I have depicted her with many clues.. / She is luminous, like the moon itself, powerful and full of light, / The symbol on her headdress is the symbol of her womanliness, her motherly instincts, her beauty, / The symbol tattooed on her cheek is the chiron healing symbol, for she is Mother Earth, with the power to heal and give life / The pattern etched into her armband is the hourglass, representing the question… How long will she protect and nurture us, the world, before we force her to abandon us… Detail of painting can be found here / Other variations in media for this pic; / digital art- / The Earth Goddess / / pen drawing- / Mother Earth / if you like this, you may like / The Goddess Khaos / thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
Original painting is Acrylic on Canvas / 100×100 cm / Gaea the Earth Goddess...
Original painting is Acrylic on Canvas / 100×100 cm / Gaea the Earth Goddess this mite be of interest to some of you? / some of the stages in the painting of gaea / roughly about six days spent on it.
The Daughters Of Gaea series
The Daughters Of Gaea series
The Daughters Of Gaea series
The Daughters Of Gaea series
Donated by dimarie / All profits from purchasing this work and any others in this profile will be donated to the victims of the Victorian bush fires
Elements – Earth / Watercolour, Ink and Coloured Pencil
Gaia (or Gaea) is the elemental earth goddess in Greek mythology. She is the primal embodiment of earth and her name literally means Earth or Land in ancient Greek. She is considered a Mother Goddess or Great Goddess in the Greek pantheon. She is often depicted as a mature buxom woman. Original artwork measures 12.5×19 inches and is created with mixed media on dark green textured Strathmore paper. View more of my artwork online or purchase prints directly from me at www.lynnetteshelley.com. This original for this artwork is also for sale.
Gaia is the earth mother goddess in ancient Greek mythology. Now YOU can look like a goddess (or a god!) in this Gaia tee :) View the original artwork here
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