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cleaning my room, found this and decided to upload!I drew it for the ink category at JCL convention
it's all ballpoint. The nine muses! Go read about them and see if you can guess who each one is.
I had fun doing their hair~
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Hi Lindsey,Β I have just finished writing a collection of nines sonnets based on the nine muses. I am currently printing these on cards and presenting them to friends and family as presents as a small box set. I would love to use this image on the box lid. The image really captures what I have found deeply moving in my study of the Muses: strength, passion, intelligence, independence, femininity, wit, and vitality. I will very happily acknowledge your work on the first card inside the box. Is this the web page I should include? Tim.Β
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Would you be willing to contract out or sell the copyright of this piece? If so let me know. My company would love to use it.
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Wow! I like your version of these classic characters! Well done!Β
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After the first nine, a tenth, Pictoria, was added to represent painting, sculpture and architecture.
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A great rendering giving teh girls distinct features but a uniform style. Could you offer this as a print? Id buy 2 to start!
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Your draw is Magnificent!! Congratulation I love it!!
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Looks like you followed their emblems. So going from the top clockwise:
Writing Tablet = Calliope, Muse of Epic Poetry
Cithara = Erato, Muse of Love Poetry
Scroll = Clio, Muse of History
Comedic Mask = Thalia, Muse of Comedy
Lyre = Terpsichore, Muse of Dance
Tragic Mask = Melpomene, Muse of Tragedy
Finger to Mouth (Where's her veil?) = Polyhymnia, Muse of Hymns
Aulos = Euterpe, Muse of Song
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I love this. It looks beautiful. I like no each muse is clearly different but they all fit together/complement each other in some way.
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I felt in love with this one, I'll tattoo this on my leg
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I like how different you were able to make each one. Good job.
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The one in the center with the double flute is Euterpe. The one with the happy theatre mask is Thalia. Melpomene is the one with the drama theatre mask. Terpsichore has the harp. Erato has the lyre. The one at the top I think must be Calliope. Urania is holding the globe and compass? I think Cleio is holding the scroll, and the final one is Polyhymnia. Amirite? Or horribly wrong? Lol
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Nice art! I would like to ask for permission if it's okay to have your art be part of my list on my site? I am looking forward to feature some great gods and goddesses on my site. You can check out my site here, at the bottom. Of course I'll put a credit that this is your own art.
Hope you'll agree! \(^_^)/
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sure n_n I'd be honored. Thanks!
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Hi there! I would like to use the image as the picture for an inspiration lesson on my website. I will use the credit that you mentioned below. Would this be O.k?
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Oh my God! This is fantastic! Would you mind if I based at tattoo off of this design? I have literally been searching for something like this for the last two years.
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depends! How do you want to use it, specifically?
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I have a small business that sells wines and stuff called MUSE, and i really loved your drawing.
it's directed to young people, and we already have a formal logo, just wanted to use the drawing on the header of the page, indicating that's an online store, called "Muse's tavern"
thanks a lot for the response!
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can I have a link to your current website?
It sounds like it would be ok, as long as you put somewhere "banner art by Lindsey St. Pierre," with a link to my website/DA.
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May I have my tattoo artist use this as the base/inspiration for the starting piece of my sleeve?
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Thanks 
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Though you drew all of the Muses uite wonderfully, your Melpomene is absolutely amazing! I would love a picture of just her- her hair and facial expression is fantastic!!
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Ah, Mel....
Roman hair is really quite fun to draw. Love the waves from the togas/dresses. ^^
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You're right, that hair was super fun to draw. thank you
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You're most welcome. This is quite a masterpiece.
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I've been on a Muses kick lately...so I found this and I love it, great job! (:
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my favorite muse is the one at the very top. Who's she? What does she represent? She looks quite beautiful. Love it!!
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Thanks!
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This is awesome! I love Greek mythology ^^
Well done
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Calliope, Muse of epic song. Clio, Muse of history. Euterpe. Muse of lyric song, Thalia, Muse of comedy and bucolic poetry. Melpomene, Muse of tragedy. Terpsichore, Muse of dance. Erato, Muse of erotic poetry. Polyhymnia, Muse of sacred song. Urania, Muse of astronomy (not sure 'bout the last one though)
weeeeee! hooked with Greek myths
XD
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Hard time trying to figure out which one is which! i woulg guess the first one is Caliope, the one with the knife Melpomene and the one with the harp would be Euterpe.
Could you tell me which one is which?
Would you mind if i use this to ilustrate a scholl work? Is about the book Lusiadas, by Luis de CamΓ΅es.
Amazing art
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wow, 4 comments o.O
to be honest I don't remember the muses names xD but if you read the comments by other people, I'm pretty sure that at least one of them guessed right.
I don't mind you using it for school, as long as you're not taking credit for it.
And thank you <3
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Realy sorry for all the coments, it wasnt working right, redirecting me for other websites, it was pretty annoying.
Thanks for answer 
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sorry for all the coments! it redirected me to other place and it didnt show so i though it wasnt working... sorry
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