Harpy sculpture

Sirin is a mythological creature of Russian ancient legends with the head and chest of a beautiful woman and the body of a bird. According to myth, Sirin is one of Paradise birds whitch sings a song of sadness. Sirin is assosiated with another bird - Alkonost who sings a song of joy and happiness. Sometimes russian egends say the Sirin birds lived in Indian lands near Eden or around the Euphrates River: https://daryagirinasculpting.blogspot.com/2018/06/sirin-bird-of-sadness-in-paradise.html

Forest Rogers on Instagram: “A Demon Harpy, inspired by Allen Williams @i_justdraw and for his show at @krabjabstudio some time ago. — #harpy #creature #fantasyart…”

from blood, wings by susie benes

A small Harpy in Kato Polyclay. I feel she's probably a Russian Harpy. The whole piece stands about 8 inches.

The 2014 Sochi Winter Games are about to kick off and I’ve been here on the ground since last week. If you missed it, I’m here working for the Organizing Committee through February and …

Im back home from my travels now, so no more screwing around, its back to work! The painting here is one I finished before I left, but forgot to put up, and the file was on my home computer, so now…

David Zhou

Beth Cavener Stichter's (Hi-Fructose Vol. 26 cover artist) sculptures have an intensely-visceral quality. The ceramic animals she hand-builds demonstrate an human-like sense of understanding with their sensitive gazes and anthropomorphic eyes. But despite their thoughtful countenances, these characters are also perfectly at home in their animal skins. Cavener Stichter's work does not shy away from the brutality of the animal world, from its untamed sexuality to its endless cycle of predator…