Mokosz Heydrich sadness of Goddess

Hello. This is a very thrilling and well-pained image, and I can tell a slight resemblance. Again, the colors and patterns selected are very suited to the image, and to the message or purpose of the work. I am certain that you have succeeded. Here the face is of course Heydritch's and I sense a certain amount of satire, in so far as you desired to compare/contrast the two of them; so, his face was superimposed.Nonetheless, it fits the general image well. I noticed a traditional hand-operated spinning wheel. Was the cult associated with such methods? Or was the wheel added to show traditional, pagan-type values?

This art is so very beautiful. I am a little worried by how much I am finding Heydrich to be beautiful, but you have such talent in any medium.

Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous

His(Her) face impacts me. The details in the dress is amazing as always. Great job here!

this looks like a tarot card

Z relacją Mokoszy z Maryją najdziwniejsze jest to, że w niektórych regionach jaskinie uważano za miejsca święte, bo były waginami Matki Ziemi. Wejście do jaskini równało się ze świętokradztwem. Ażeby zasymilować nową religię wśród pogan, gdy nastał kult Maryi, gdzieniegdzie czciło się "najświętszą waginę Maryi" xD

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