Love Come to Life!
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According to Greek myth, Pygmalion was a sculptor who became so disgusted with women that he decided to dedicate his life to his craft. However, as he worked on his masterpiece, it began to take the shape of a woman, a woman free from all the mortal flaws that nauseated him so. Eventually, this new being carved out of ivory was so beautiful that he fell increasingly in love with his creation with every stroke of his hammer. When he finished his work, his love was solidified, and Pygmalion treated his statue as a living woman, even bringing it the kind of gifts that a woman would like. Naturally, Aphrodite, the goddess of love, noted Pygmalion's passion and allowed the statue to become flesh, creating Galatea. Pygmalion and Galatea were happily wed and made sacrifices to Aphrodite every year to show their gratitude for her mercy.
The artist for this art is "Akilah.”
Comments
Love your art work and especially this one showing the male’s phallus. I’m glad he has pubic hair too. I prefer to see the pubic hair on either sex and wonder why shaving is such a fad. Thinking of the goddess/god theme, it would seem only proper to show hair around the genitals if they “created” us with it. This is of course just my opinion and preference, but I would be delighted if you drew at least some pictures this way. Thanks!
Kenneth Copp
2022-06-06 14:32:42 +0000 UTC
