Artemis Leading the Hunt — MTG Style by Ivana Abbate
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Artemis Leading the Hunt — MTG Style by Ivana Abbate
my 2026 helpol calendar 🥳🥳
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Apollo Citharoedus
Roman copy of a Greek original from the 5th century BC.
Chiaramonti Museum - Braccio Nuovo, Vatican
hermes experimental painting with the new procreate brushes
Apollo and Dionysus by helium_raven
My Goddess aphrodite🥹💖‼️
Apollo and Daphne! 🍃
Step-by-step tutorials, speedpaints, etc. are available for this piece on my Patreon.
Prints
Apollo. 19th.century. follower of Charles Meynier French 1768-1832. oil/canvas. http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
"The Ironworker", by John Garth (1889–1971). American painter and muralist. oil on canvas
apollo
Shout out to Athena
Leto and the twins, W. H. Reinhart
Apollo Citharoedus
The Roses of Heliogabalus, 1888 - oil on canvas. — Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (Dutch, 1836-1912)
Lord Ares ⚔️
I actually had a lot of fun with this one :)
Apollo Playing The Lute by Briton Riviere
And as Apollo played his enchanting music for Admetus’ flocks, the spotted lynxes came out of the Othrys valley to join them, and so did a pride of fiery-blond lions and the dappled fawn. Moved by the charming music of your lyre, Apollo, they had stepped out from behind the fir trees and with their airy feet, rejoiced in a dance.
- Euripides, Alcestis (trans. George Theodoridis)