soo i drew ALL the npcs.... :D
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soo i drew ALL the npcs.... :D
The Dryad, oil on panel (1884–1885) English Late Pre-Raphaelite artist Evelyn De Morgan (1855–1919) depicts a mythological tree nymph emerging from an oak trunk, her foot still bound to the wood. The figure is a hamadryad, a spirit whose life is tied to her tree, serving as a divine protector of the forest.
The Dryad
Artist: Evelyn de Morgan (English, 1855-1919)
Date: 1884-1885
Medium: Oil on panel
Collection: De Morgan Collection, London, United Kingdom
Description
In Greek mythology dryads are mythological tree nymphs and protectors of the oak tree. Evelyn appears to have depicted a hamadryade, which is a type of nymph who is bonded to the tree itself. In this painting we can see the little nymph emerging from the tree, with her foot still hidden inside the tree’s stout trunk. Legend says that if the tree dies, the dryad will also die and for this reason the Gods punish any mortals who harm trees. Purple irises are at the dryad’s feet symbolize the minor Greek goddess Iris. Iris is the messenger of the gods, particularly Zeus and Hera. She is also the personification of the rainbow and, as goddess of sea and sky, provides clouds with water to rain upon the world to nourish plants and trees.
So I did a very rough painting of the Dryad. Definitely not polished but for something taking 2 hours, this is uh... okay, I guess?
I… I was given a cookie too.
The Dryad
Artist: Evelyn de Morgan (English, 1855-1919)
Date: 1884-1885
Medium: Oil on panel
Collection: The De Morgan Foundation, London, United Kingdom
Description
In Greek mythology dryads are mythological tree nymphs and protectors of the oak tree. Evelyn appears to have depicted a hamadryade, which is a type of nymph who is bonded to the tree itself. In this painting we can see the little nymph emerging from the tree, with her foot still hidden inside the trees stout trunk. Legend says that if the tree dies, the dryad will also die and for this reason the Gods punish any mortals who harm trees. Purple irises are at the dryads feet symbolize the minor Greek goddess Iris. Iris is the messenger of the gods, particularly Zeus and Hera. She is also the personification of the rainbow and, as goddess of sea and sky, provides clouds with water to rain upon the world to nourish plants and trees.
Didn't mean to leave this so last minute, but happy pride month everyone!🏳️🌈I did another colour/pride wheel like last year!
These are either headcanons, or canon things, a good mix. I had a lot of fun with my selection this year! And as for who is who -
Stolas (Helluva Boss) - Pride Flag Velma (Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated) - Lesbian Flag Rapunzel (Tangled) - Pansexual Flag Iris (Pokemon) - Aromantic Flag White Knigt (Generator Rex) - Male Gay Flag Marceline (Adventure Time) - Bisexual Flag The Dryad (Terraria) - Asexual Flag Princess Cadence (My Little Pony) - Trans Gender Flag
Carry On Countdown Day 21: WLW
Just Ebb in her faded Watford jumper enjoying some time with her beloved dryad.
Today's pocket surprise: Ebb finger puppet
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