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"Satyr (2001)" by Maya R. Hirschman

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Satyr (2001) by Maya R. Hirschman


	My Dungeon Master asked for an illustration for one of his NPCs and I jumped to the task. 'Satyr' is just that. Done initially in pencil and then 'painted' with greyscale markers, he wasn't intended as a polished piece. And yes, those are tattoos. Actually, if you look in the top right corner, you'll see three tattoo designs of which I used two.

Date	Name	Comment
9 Jul 2002	Deanna Scott	Loading... Ohhhh... that smirk uncovered my weakness for slightly-nasty males and.. well.. smirks in general. cough If he had pointy ears and forward-facing knees I'd melt. As it is I'd just wave, say "Aaye!" and move on. Maya R. Hirschman replies: "-ROFL- It's probably for the best you don't linger near this fellow. He's mean. But very cool."
14 Jul 2002	Samuel R. Lopez	Loading... He looks Greek...do ya think...those tatoos are kool..I wanna get me some like that...hehe...I hope they dont turn me into a goat though. Maya R. Hirschman replies: "He was meant to have a Greek feel to him, partially his outfit, and partially him too. Afterall, it's Greek mythology that brought the Satyr into western imagination."
16 Jul 2002	Laura Chatterton 'Lysanth'	Loading... He is well done. I think I will take mine down and re-work it -- He does appear to have a nasty streak in him dosen't he Something about the look in his eyes makes me not trust this fellow... Nice pic--Laura Maya R. Hirschman replies: "Leave yours up until you have one to replace it with. I like yours, even if he does have forward bending knees. smile"
16 Jul 2002	Kelli doyle	Loading... schneeky to give him a skirt to hide the transition! But you more than make up for it by giving the point of Origin for the Horns. I love them horns. Maya R. Hirschman replies: "Oh, I wouldn't mind showing the transition. My Dungeon Master, who requested it, wanted the kilt and sash because that's how the satyr was dressed. I can't argue with my DM. "
13 Sep 2002	Sumbat Jonathan Sarkis	Loading... Ah, very nice! The satyrs are a very cool race, and this one is really well drawn, and the goat-legs rock! Maya R. Hirschman replies: "Ya, satyrs do rock. I'm going to do a bunch more someday when I've got a little time."
30 Aug 2003	Anonymous	Loading... What is the symbol on his chest? What does it mean? Do you know of any sources for greek symbols? I am a soldier and am looking for tattoes a greek soldier might have worn. Maya R. Hirschman replies: "I'm afraid I made the tattoos up. The symbols mean nothing, but good luck on your search."
18 Nov 2003	Anonymous	Loading... It is very cool and beautiful image. I like it very much. Maya R. Hirschman replies: "Thanks much. There's a lot I'd draw differently in this image, were I to do it over, but I still have a warm fuzzy feeling for this Satyr."
9 Aug 2004	Fan	Loading... Pam, the Greek satyr god, perhaps? Though that doesn't quite go with the tattoos, does it. Maya R. Hirschman replies: "Not Pan, but a greco-roman satyr, nonetheless. A friend of mine came up with him and asked me to draw him."
5 Oct 2004	Anonymous	Loading... I think that this piece isnt very good, i really dont like the style of it!I think that it looks deformed. Maya R. Hirschman replies: "Well, at least I don't have to type my comments twice, dumbknuckles."
5 Oct 2004	Anonymous	Loading... I think that this piece isnt very good, i really dont think the style of it!
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