Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos hold the thread of life in this intricate Greek-inspired scene.
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The Fates. I changed the wheel of fortune card to the fates. I felt like the wheel of fortune was a lot more abstract than the rest, and less rooted in the pagan/non christian mythos I was drawing inspiration from for the other cards. Changing it to the Fates allowed me to lend symbolism from the Greek Mythos. But I kept the concept of a wheel, as the spinning wheel is still present, and I kept the concept of fate, except here it's represented in the thread of fate. Aside from that I didn't actually feel the need to add more detail or small symbols, as the Moirai already come with their own set of stuff to draw: the thread, the 3 ladies, the wheel, the scissor... Edit 21/11/2023: Updated to the black/gold/white theme, no significant changes, only cleanup of lineart and the likes.
The fates worked the mortal thread of life. One spun the thread, another measured the life allotted to each person, and the last cut the thread. This fates illustration was created with pen and ink on Readi-Board foam board.
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