#romangoddess

[enchantedbook]

Roman Goddess 'Luna' from The Seven Planets by Monogrammist 'IB' 1528

[torumiku]

My interpretation of the Roman goddess Diana! This was one of my final projects this quarter for my art history class and I ended up really liking how it turned out. It’s not really my usual style and I don’t know how many of you will like this piece but I haven’t posted in ages so here you go 😅 Diana is supposed to be the goddess of the hunt/wild animals and the moon. I took one of her main iconographic symbols which is a stag and merged her with it, making her half deer. Diana in Roman myth has a crescent moon on her head or sometimes on a crown, unlike Artemis who is Diana’s Greek counterpart. I hope you guys like my interpretation of her! I wanted her to give off a creepy but also ethereal vibe. Let me know if you guys think I pulled that off~ More posts coming soon!!

[the-darkest-of-lights]

Diana altar statue The next statue I’ll be making to order will be for the moon goddess Diana. She is a patroness of hunters, the country side, crossroads and the moon. If you’re interested in ordering one send me a DM. :) #altar #diana #dianagoddess #goddess #goddessdiana #altart #altarstatue #pagan #hellenism #romangoddess #drawing https://www.instagram.com/p/Ccvq6sIveVK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[demi-olympians]

Greek/Roman Gods Wallpaper Part I

Art Credits to Original Icons Available in Adobe Spark Post

(Part 2 here)

[ik-toons]

Fan art of @romangoddess1 DM to order yours. #like #art #🍑 #romangoddess https://www.instagram.com/p/CIxn7gtAS3Z/?igshid=dxnlupzosah7

[esstrauss]

Poem: Night Sailing with Salacia

If I could sail the crescent moon across the star filled sky I would

Meeting my favorite constellations & the ones that are still a mystery to me

But eventually dawn will break & my safe ship will vanish into the sun

Night owls do not care for the heat beaming from Apollo

Anxiously waiting for the hours to pass until Salacia can steer the ship again

[goddessmoodboards]

Venus

Venus is the Roman Goddess of love, beauty and seduction.

[valyriean]

Roman Mythology: Proserpina (Prōserpina / Persephone)

Queen of the underworld realm and wife of Pluto. Proserpina is also associated by the Romans with the springtime growth of crops and the cycle of life, death and rebirth or renewal. Her name is a Latinisation of "Persephone", perhaps influenced by the Latin proserpere "to emerge, to creep forth" with respect to the growing of grain. Anthesphoria, in antiquity, was a flower-festival celebrated in Sicily, and to a lesser extent Peloponnesus, in honor of Proserpine. The word is derived from the Greek ἅνθος "flower" and φέρὰ "I carry", in regard the goddess was forced away by Pluto when she was gathering flowers in the fields.