Returning After A Few Months Long Break From Drawing With The Usual Ancient Greek Ladies

“Ocean Waves” ~ Stained Glass Art

lotus by tasia @_tasiams ~ Tasia M S | freelance illustrator

"When God first made people, She did not put them on this earth, but kept them with Her in Heaven. It was so beautiful in Heaven, that I can hardly begin to describe it. But after a time, some of Her children disobeyed Her, and wandered away from Heaven.

Now Heaven is a place for perfectly good people, and because these children were disobedient, ‘they could not find their way back. But God sent Her Daughter, Inanna to help them, and Inanna created a new place for them to live, and this new place was called the earth.

When She first created it, the world was so fresh and bright and beautiful that if you could see it, you would say that Heaven could not be any more wonderful than that (but if you had seen Heaven, you would know that it could!).

When people first came to earth, it was called the Golden Age. People were not stuck in their physical bodies the way we are, they could just "step" out of them. They could travel to another place just by thinking about it. They could understand the language of birds and animals, and build a Temple in the air without wood or stones or any other physical material.

Great princesses ruled over the cities, and everyone was happy under their reign, because like true princesses, they did not rule according to their own likes and dislikes, but ruled in obedience to God and Her laws. These laws are so perfect that when maids live by them, they are always perfectly happy."

-A child's outline of world history, 1980

On the Waves II by Sue Schlabach

-Hylas and the Nymphs-

— I cried before the sea foam that Aphrodite was born from and she comforted me with her unconditional love.

I think loneliness is the heaviest feeling in the world

Sai Vikhë and Sai Sushuri are so closely intertwined, there is nothing we feel as deeply as love and anger. There is nothing that makes us more passionate and ravenous and strong

Mermaid Cave by 2D artist Zana on ArtStation

Angel statue covered in ivy at the Forest Hills Cemetery, Boston, USA by Karen Larsen