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EJHusky [2022-06-07 08:33:31 +0000 UTC]
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MetalExveemon In reply to EJHusky [2020-04-02 21:08:14 +0000 UTC]
Well then! Glad to 'educate' you. I hope you enjoy her story, though?
Thank you very much! I remember reading that in the original myths, Persephone was so beautiful that her overprotective mother, Demeter, hid her in a cave because so many men wanted her. Heh, but yeah, that's a common thing among the Olympians: beauty would often start trouble. But at the very least, Persephone ended up having one of the happiest, if not *the* most happy and stable of all the marriages among the Greek "gods."
Thank you again, and yes, it's supposed to be see-through. I didn't think putting her in a bikini would look right for a "goddess of spring," yet I didn't want her to stand out so much from the other "gods", who all have rather skimpy attire (plus I really liked how her figure came out when I drew her, and didn't want to cover it up). Then I remembered a scene from "The Two Towers" where Arwen was wearing a drape-y gown that, when the light shone on it at some angles, looked see-through. That seemed the perfect compromise for Persephone.
Yup! Rabbits are pretty closely associated with spring (I even saw a few today when I was out on a walk), so glad you agree!
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Cambion-Hunter [2020-03-30 22:51:01 +0000 UTC]
Being a rabbit suits her well, and she is damn beautiful. Great job, MetalExveemon. Also, nice emphasis on her personality here.
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