Cernunnos

Last summer I did something I never thought I would, I dedicated myself to a deity. I've worked with spirits my whole life, but not until recently did I work with deities. Honestly, just saying "I worked with a deity" sounds wrong and disrespectful. I feel deities are the same as other spirits, but older and more powerful. For them to even notice me seemed unlikely and arrogant to assume. (Source) However there has always been an energy or force that I've spent my life being drawn to, even…

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An illustration painted for "Immortal" - an art book featuring full-page illustrations of mythological gods, heroes, and monsters from various world cultures. The kickstarter campaign has launched and you can support it here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/game-o-gami/immortal-art-book-of-myths-and-legends/description

Introduction Arguably the most visually impressive and rather portentous of ancient Celtic gods, Cernunnos is actually the general name (theonym) given to the deity ‘Horned One’. As the horned god of Celtic polytheism, Cernunnos is often associated with animals, forests, fertility, and even wealth. His very depiction mirrors such

Faun by L1sett

Rustling in the underbrush, the quiet trampling of a stalking predator- you embody the way the dimming light struggles to filter through the trees at night. Not taking much of an interest in the living, your fingers brush against peeling bark and rotting bodies. All of that life- the glistening green leaves and vibrant petals, is subject to decay. As humans walk through the forests in Spring th...

Cernunnos, Wild God of the Forest

Description DON'T TATTOO HIM. IF YOU SEE MY DRAWING AS TATTOO IT'S NOT WITH MY PERMISSION. THANKS TO RESPECT MY CHOICE.

Cernunnos the Horned God. He is the Celtic god of fertility closely connected with life, wealth, and the Underworld. With the antlers of a stag, he carries a purse filled with coins and is often seated cross-legged. He has an association with animals and is usually holding or wearing torcs. The Horned God is seen as the masculine side of divinity — equal and opposite to the Goddess.

Calendar 2014 - “ Bestiary” by Irina Vinnik