Hello everyone! How are you all? I’m here with some more art. I haven’t been drawing as often I once did, but I can say I’m getting there :blush: ! This time I decided to draw Aphrodite, the Ancient Greek goddess of love. Also warning:there will be brief nudity in the picture of the Greek goddess. I will try to censor it where I can. Anyway, onto the art!
Now, as I said above, this drawing is of the ancient Greek goddess known as Aphrodite. I did drawings of many of the Greek goddesses a long while ago, but I wanted to try my hand at it again! Aphrodite was the Greek goddess of love, beauty, and ion. And personally I find her fascinating.. :heart: :heart: . I love doing drawings based on Greek mythological figures since they can be interpreted in so many ways :smile: . I decided to do Aphrodite with a pink traditional Greek tunic. I also left one of her breasts out, due to what she symbolizes. I think it turned out pretty solid overall, and I can say I’m pleased with it. Here are the materials I used..
Materials used:
-Tombow brush pens
-Micron 01 liner
-Pink eraser
-#2 pencil
-Crayola colored pencils
-Prismacolor colored pencils
-Reflexions sketchbook
-iPhone camera
-Various music in the background
Now, for my second Grecian-esque drawing. I decided to do just an original Greek woman! She’s probably an Athenian(woman of Athens). I honestly love the look of how ladies looked back then, so I took it and ran with it :grin: . I made her look a little more like a statue than a real lady of the time. I really love how this one turned out. It’s not perfect, but I feel like it’s one of my recent best 🤩. There’s so much you can with Ancient Greece! I also love how I did the background with my chalk pastels. It’s not something I do often, but I hope I can do more of it soon…we’ll see! What do you think about it?
Materials used:
-#2 pencil
-Pink eraser
-Crayola colored pencils
-Charcoal and blender
-Chalk pastels
-Reflexions sketchbook
-iPhone camera and editor
-Various music in the background
I think that’s about it. I hope you enjoyed the drawings! Which one was your favorite and why? And until next time, keep on drawing and have a lovely weekend. Farewell!
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