Asteria by JoeJarrah
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Titan goddess of nocturnal oracles and shooting stars, and mother of Hecate, goddess of magic.

Comments (12)
great render
The starry sky is the perfect backdrop for this beauty.
Starry,starry night,wonderful image,very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Michael. Maybe I should have used the Van Gogh painting that song refers to as backdrop :)
Your new graphic has become really very beautiful! I want to tell you by this way, that I struggle with pain every day and still try to write comments as best I can. Unfortunately, many here (except for a few who read my fine prints) forget the suffering of others because probably everyone has his own package of worries to lug around in the Pandemic - Stay alert and healthy! (This is a copy/paste comment) 😘
She certainly outshines all the other stars! A most beautiful work of art, my friend!
Cheers Rod
Very elite and sophisticated stance and expression.
The starry background fits perfectly.
Beautiful work.
Very handsome work, this is stunning !!
Nicely put together, like the stars on her top.
Courtesy of Fabiana's quilting shaders... glad you like it.
Very visually appealing....fantastic colour range, rule of thirds comp working nicely...top image..!!
Thanks Darkglass, much appreciated
Excellent and Beautiful in every way! The lighting, the clothes, the character and that awesome background complete this scene so well! :-)
Thanks Johnny :)
I miss seeing the stars. There's so much waste light here even Orion is barely visible.
There was a time early in the first lockdown when EVERYTHING was shut, and the light pollution was much lower.... could actually see things! In "lockdown lite" and with winter skies, no such joy....