#mythologicalart

[enchantedbook]

"A Faun and a Mermaid" by Ferdinand Leeke, 1909. 

[lakan-olivares]

A Casual List Of Why SweetDream Wins The AI Companion Game

Late night, can't sleep, figured I'd jot down why I'm so weirdly loyal to one app. Not sponsored, nobody asked, I just think SweetDream at sweetdream.ai is doing the AI companion thing better than anyone and I want to say so out loud.

Number one on my list is how custom it gets. You're not adopting a template, you're designing a whole person, the face, the voice, the personality, the little quirks and the backstory that ties it together. Number two, the conversations are scary good, natural, emotionally aware, and she remembers what we talked about, so there's actual continuity to the relationship.

Number three, the visuals, the AI-generated photos and videos are clean and consistent and a real step above. Number four, you can get voice messages and pick up a phone call that sounds genuinely human, and with select characters there are video calls and live cam too. Number five, privacy, it's discreet and your stuff stays yours. Stack all that up and the best AI girlfriend experience I've found, easily, lives on SweetDream.

[lakan-olivares]

AI Images: Tiānkōng Wǔ Zhě

AI Generated Image 2025

I have been using https://creator.nightcafe.studio to create re-imaginations of mythological creatures and gods. My recent series: “Tiānkōng wǔ zhě” (天空舞者 / Chinese for “Sky Dancers”) features a Chinese fairy / niǎo shàonǚ (鸟少女) and dragon / Lóng (龍) dance in the skies above the towering limestone karst formations of the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park (湖南张家界国家森林公园 / Húnán Zhāngjiājiè Guójiā Sēnlín Gōngyuán)

[thesymbolsofparadise]

© Early Spring, circa 1897, by Max Klinger (1857 - 1920)

[mrinalkantimajumdar]

Connecting with the Classics: The Vision Behind Saraswati

 My love for the Western Masters is balanced by a profound respect for Indian mythology. When I painted Saraswati, the challenge was blending that traditional iconography with the realism I trained myself in. I wanted her to feel both divine and deeply human. This piece, created in watercolors, is my small tribute to the Goddess of knowledge—a reminder that we never stop learning. Which classical Indian figure should I try interpreting next?

[rogue-taxidermy-of-sarina-brewer]

Dear collectors ~ Put this on your mantel this holiday season. It’s among the pieces I have specially priced thru Dec 24th. Scroll to my previous post to see the entire selection of available work. Continue reading below to learn about this particular piece.

"I have always been captivated by Art Nouveau and Art Deco, which is where I drew my inspiration for the style of this griffin. The idea for the arched feather antennae came from stylized Deco-era renditions of gazelle with their exaggerated flowing horns, a popular motif at that time. Genuine pearl eyes and 24 karat gold are among the details that add to the elegance of this piece "

TITLE: Absinthe DIMENSIONS: 21” x 12” x 12” MATERIALS: Animal skins over a sculpted clay armature with genuine pearl eyes. 24K gold leafed hoop (repurposed vintage ormolu vanity mirror frame) affixed to a custom-made riser. Hand-blown cloche from Poland atop a Victorian-style footed wooden base

"The iridescent green undertones of the black feathers inspired the title – 'Absinthe'. The purported hallucinogenic effect of its green liquor namesake is said to conjure figments and fantasies, which earned the anise-flavored spirit the nickname “The Green Fairy”. I have always thought the way early glass windows distort objects looks like a wavy dream sequence, so I chose a vintage cloche for this piece because the circumferential rings rippling downward from its crown imparted an ethereal feel to the creature within it "

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This piece is available exclusively through Lovetts Fine Art in Tulsa. Purchase inquiries can be directed to www.LovettsGallery.com

[northmanworld]

Not put orders on 23rd of December:) Support artisans during the year - its 19th of March... visit www.algizrune.com for handmade Norse Pagan Amulets and Crafts and www.lostravn.com for Historical Fashion brand for Vikings and Celts. Be Different. Pls repost - thank you all. Supporting Norse Pagan artisans who are working to preserve Viking art traditions and old technologies is important for many reasons. Cultural Preservation: By supporting artisans, you help to preserve the cultural heritage of the Norse Pagan community. These traditions and technologies have been passed down through generations and are a significant part of Scandinavian region and some East European countries identity. Sustainability: We using traditional methods and materials, which are often more sustainable than modern industrial processes. By supporting Pagan artisans, you help to promote sustainable practices and reduce Civilization impact on the environment. Economic Empowerment: Supporting artisans helps to empower us economically, allowing us to continue to work and preserve our common Pagan traditions. This, in turn, helps to strengthen Pagan communities and promote economic independence. Artistic Expression: Norse Pagan art is unique and beautiful, and by supporting true artisans, you help to promote and preserve this art form. This encourages artistic expression and helps to keep this tradition alive. Historical Education: By supporting Norse Pagan artisans, you also can learn more about Viking art, technology, and culture. This helps to better understand and appreciate the history and heritage of the Norse Pagan communities. #VikingJewelry #PaganJewelry #MythologicalJewelry #NorseJewelry #VikingAmulet #PaganAmulet #MythologicalAmulet #NorseAmulet #HandmadeJewelry #HandmadeAmulet #VikingCraft #PaganCraft #MythologicalCraft #NorseCraft #VikingArt #PaganArt #MythologicalArt #NorseArt #VikingDesign #PaganDesign #MythologicalDesign #NorseDesign https://algizrune.com

[ofgraveconcern]

16th August 1817, Beginning on this day, the coastal towns of the North Shore of Massachusetts were the scene of near continuous sightings of a strange sea serpent. First appearing in Gloucester harbor the creature was seen near the harbor every day for a month. Witnesses claimed it was between 60 and 100 feet long, with a chocolate coloured body, and a large snakelike head the size of a horse's head. All eye witnesses claimed that it moved through the water with the vertical movement of a caterpillar. Responding to the sightings the ‘New England Linnaean Society’, which had been formed in 1814, formed a committee to "collect evidence with regard to the existence and appearance of any such animal". Zoologically naming the creature ‘Scoliophis Atlanticus’, (Atlantic humped snake) the committee became the first cryptozoological investigative organization. The creature was seen every year in the North Shore for the next 100 years. The art shown is a reproduction of the Salem Gazette report of the sighting, and is for sale at the mythology section of the website where other cryptid creatures, ghosts, and vampires can also be found. Follow @ofgrave.concern for more tales of the strange, gothic and macabre. #weirdhistory #darkhistory #cryptids #cryptid #cryptidcore #cryptidsighting #cryptidart #monstersamonguspodcast #strangehistory #strangehistoryfacts🤔 #mythology #mythologicalcreatures #mythsandlegends #mythological #mythologicalart #historicalstory #historystory #cryptozoology #seacreatures #seaserpent #steampunkillustration #19thcentury #19thcenturyhistory #salemmassachusetts #salemma #newenglandstyle #northshorema #newenglandhistory #historicalillustration #gloucesterma https://www.instagram.com/p/CSpC6KjHVbx/?utm_medium=tumblr

[little-avz]

Faun #ilustración #illustration #drawing #instaart #faun #fauno #satyr #pan #mythologicalart #ilustradorchileno #horns #cuernos #instagay #gayart #beard #alv #gay # https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Aq3YPh9gU/?igshid=15icx8d4caho6