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"Daana © 2000" by Cathey Osborne

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 14 out of 41 by Cathey Osborne. ←Previous - Next→


	The Mother of the Tuatha de Daana, the Celtic Gods, this lovely lady is one of a set of three tattooed goddesses, featuring the three aspects of women. Daana is the Mother aspect. Seen here matted and ready to go to show, as a hand-tinted signed and numbered print.

Date	Name	Comment
17 Aug 2002	K. 'Shadow-chan' Loesel	Loading... gorgoues! absolutely beautiful. (I'm big on cletic mythology and legend). I love the marking on her cheek. This is really pretty. Cathey Osborne replies: "Thanks!I am trying to produce a range of visions of various gods and goddesses, though many of them have more to do with their mounts than themselves. I will post more as I finish them."
25 Sep 2002	Renee 'Kitten' Morgan	Loading... This is beautiful... it captures the soul I've tried to capture in my own Celtic work. Outstanding, really. Cathey Osborne replies: "Thank you! will have tor eturnt he favor and vew your work as well."
25 Nov 2004	The Ultimate Otaku	Loading... I love that eye...it's so beautiful and intense. Also, the way you framed this, and the celtic designs, are stunning. Gorgeous artpiece, this! Cathey Osborne replies: "Thank you! I have an affinity for the Celtic Mythos and hoped to be able to produce representative images that are more "art" than "illustration"."
2 Jan 2005	Feral feral@fin...com>	Loading... I love the eye too. I am at a bit of an advantage, I know the artist. And I swear that she modeled the mother on herself, and the maiden on Rahnee (her daughter). But maybe its just me. Lovely stuff Cathey. Feral Cathey Osborne replies: "I'm very flattered, but no -- the images are composites from random photos of lovely women who struck me in some subtle way."