Ouroboros
I just finished painting this mythological beastie on my wall. He's about four feet in diameter and symbolizes "the eternal unity of all things" and the cyclical nature of life.
Here's more info if you're curious.
posted by Leah @ 1:46 PM
8 Comments:
Sweet! The expression on his face is really funny. What could he be thinking as he munches on his tail?
um, isn't it missing something?
like forelimbs?
Serpents don't have forelimbs. He should feel lucky to have those two useless vestigial legs at all.
What's its weapon?
serpents don't have hindlimbs, either. if he's special enough to get a freaking crown, he deserves to have a full set of locomotive appendages.
That may well be, but you are forgetting how inappropriate it is to:
a) apply logic and real-life anatomy to mythological animals
b) trash stranger's art to their faces
He'll get nothing and LIKE IT!
whoa, hey, hey, definitely not trashing here.
at all.
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