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Part of a set I'm working on. I'm working on making 'epic' pictures of the gods and goddesses of Hyrule, in an attempt at showcasing their power.

Here we have Sunare , Goddess of Spirit, guardian deity of the Gerudo, and patron deity of women seeking empowerment. She is most commonly depicted as a beautiful woman wearing the skin of a snake, though a less common image is of her snake form, a desert snake known as the red spitting cobra.

I decided to add on a bit to her design, giving her a portion of hair that is considerably longer (to better match the long hairstyles of the Gerudo). It also served to work with the composition of the image, serving to act as the 'hood' that a cobra would normally show whilst threatened.

I had a lot of fun with the foreshortening with the sword... I must thank ~UndyingNephalim , since I used one of his more recently uploaded pictures as a reference to draw the sword. Though I realize now that I forgot to draw the matching line on the other sword to have them match.

And yes. With the exception of Koboku, all of the gods are still at least partially dressed while in these partially-transformed states. It's more of a personal preference for them.

Description
Download for full size and best resolution.

Part of a set I'm working on. I'm working on making 'epic' pictures of the gods and goddesses of Hyrule, in an attempt at showcasing their power.

Here we have Sunare , Goddess of Spirit, guardian deity of the Gerudo, and patron deity of women seeking empowerment. She is most commonly depicted as a beautiful woman wearing the skin of a snake, though a less common image is of her snake form, a desert snake known as the red spitting cobra.

I decided to add on a bit to her design, giving her a portion of hair that is considerably longer (to better match the long hairstyles of the Gerudo). It also served to work with the composition of the image, serving to act as the 'hood' that a cobra would normally show whilst threatened.

I had a lot of fun with the foreshortening with the sword... I must thank ~UndyingNephalim , since I used one of his more recently uploaded pictures as a reference to draw the sword. Though I realize now that I forgot to draw the matching line on the other sword to have them match.

And yes. With the exception of Koboku, all of the gods are still at least partially dressed while in these partially-transformed states. It's more of a personal preference for them.