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Full view of D'anna's second (and main) Goddess outfit.

Her general feeling regarding her Goddess Status and Position was, essentially, that she no longer had any control over her own life anymore, and in a way, because of circumstances and pressure, sort of "sold out". Because of this, she shut herself off and wholly embraced the "Holy Goddess" focusing on everyone else but herself, though she hated the status and responsibility that came with it.

Her outfits, when in Goddess form, became a flashy mask of sorts, misdirecting everyone to her true feelings with their next to nothing covering and sheer materials (the material itself actually changes colour depending on her mood) and the effects she surrounded herself with such as illuminating herself, sparkles in her hair and levitating. In essence, she became exactly what everyone expected her to become, at her own distaste.

This particular picture was done to portray the delicate balance and power she had over both Life (the Ankh) and Death (the Cross), that, as a Cleric and Goddess, she could give or take either at a whim.

OLD WORK
For Reference Only

D'anna character and concept belongs to
(I hope I got the info right, darlin'! @___@ )
Art belongs to me

Description
OLD WORK
For Reference Only

Full view of D'anna's second (and main) Goddess outfit.

Her general feeling regarding her Goddess Status and Position was, essentially, that she no longer had any control over her own life anymore, and in a way, because of circumstances and pressure, sort of "sold out". Because of this, she shut herself off and wholly embraced the "Holy Goddess" focusing on everyone else but herself, though she hated the status and responsibility that came with it.

Her outfits, when in Goddess form, became a flashy mask of sorts, misdirecting everyone to her true feelings with their next to nothing covering and sheer materials (the material itself actually changes colour depending on her mood) and the effects she surrounded herself with such as illuminating herself, sparkles in her hair and levitating. In essence, she became exactly what everyone expected her to become, at her own distaste.

This particular picture was done to portray the delicate balance and power she had over both Life (the Ankh) and Death (the Cross), that, as a Cleric and Goddess, she could give or take either at a whim.

OLD WORK
For Reference Only

D'anna character and concept belongs to
(I hope I got the info right, darlin'! @___@ )
Art belongs to me