The Vain goddess' domain

An indie RP blog for Peorth from Oh! my Goddess (Aa! Megami-sama) series [plus an in depth view and general information blog of the Ah/Oh my goddess series]

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A couple of renders of Peorth and Lind I made in blender. I have a few extra renders here: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/93073710

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A cleaned up version of an artwork of Peorth I posted a long time ago. It comes from a doujinshi cover.

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Ah! My Goddess by Takeshi Honda / Animage magazine (11/1993)

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Stickers featuring art from Aa! Megami-sama!: Chichaitte Koto wa Benri da ne taken from the May 1998 issue of Animedia Magazine. Scanned from my personal collection.

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Riding the “nostalgic childhood anime” train, I redrew this scene from Ah! My Goddess. BECAUSE THE ANIME FORGOT TO ADD THE DETAILS, FORGOT SKULD, AND DIDNT MAKE IT LOOK AS SHARP AS THE MANGA!!!!!! Anyway, I think it’s much better and hope you enjoy! Lol

Speedpaint: Here

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Valentine’s day Peorth model.  Source: here

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A cel of Peorth’s (in)famous “Peekaboo” moment from the anime.

For those wondering, the scene didn’t go any further, as it was cut short by having Keiichi run away from her.

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This is an updated version of my first attempt to make an short clip of this scene. I changed a couple of things to improve the smoothness of the animation.

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An upscaled version of my previous cleanup of this doujinshi cover. 

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Ah My Goddess Tribute Artworks

This was part of the bonus material released together with the last volume of the manga. It consists of illustrations made by other artists as a tribute for the 26 year run of Ah My Goddess, and there are some really famous manga authors here.

I really enjoy not just the illustrations themselves but how different artists depict the AMG characters in their own styles.