313 thoughts on “24 Free Goddess Gifs”

  2. Watch the Lincoln Project video “Moms” – about the Moms in Portland, Oregon, who formed a “Wall of Moms” to protect the Peaceful Demonstrators [for BLM, against Police Brutality], from dRump’s camouflaged thugs. Real, no-longer-young Moms with big, floppy Breasts and Bellies poking out their thin t-shirts and jeans – beautifully photographed in lines at night, with shadows to bring out those features. These are definitely MOMS, Moms who have Given Birth and Given Suck to infants. I IMMEDIATELY thot of the Dancing Goddesses. I don’t have the skills – but, I think SOMEbody ought to make at least a collage, if not an animated video, of some of these Goddesses as Portland anti-dRump Moms, with their helmets and goggles and face masks, linking arms in a front-line of defense against brutality and thuggery. That in itself is such an Archetype!!! Mothers protecting their, and everybody’s, children…… Paint the top half of the figures a light yellow, like the t-shirts the Portland Moms are wearing, their bottom divided-leg parts blue or khaki like jeans, manipulate the figurines so they are all about the same size, and position them one behind another in a way that they seem to be linking arms….those with arms raised could be carrying signs. Goggles and helmets would not at all be a stretch for some of the figures. It should be not too hard for a person with the skills! [Which isn’t me!] Watch the Lincoln Project video and be inspired!!! I can’t get the idea out of my mind….. please, somebody, do this!!! [Even just a still collage would be wonderful!]

  10. Thank you so much – these are FABULOUS!!!
    Just an idea: here’s a very wierd Venus of the Neolithic sort, who is pregnant. She’s from Gavà in Catalonia. Don’t know if it can be salvaged as a dancing goddess, but I thought you might enjoy seeing it anyway:
    (https://visitmuseum.gencat.cat/en/museu-de-gava/object/venus-de-gava)
    (https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_de_Gav%C3%A0)
    (https://www.enciclopedia.cat/ec-gec-0517755.xml)
    (Not much info in English – sorry).
    Here’s another goddess, though more recent:
    (https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dama_d%27Eivissa)
    And one without legs (so sad):
    (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_of_Elche)
    I’m sure there are many more goddesses out there – just thought I’d add to the pile.
    Take it easy!
    Catalina

  11. Part II. Oh, and though I’m sure you’re aware of them, here are a few more:
    (http://elsomnideladeessaterra.blogspot.com/2014/01/la-venus-de-gava-lavantpassada-de-la.html)
    (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_figurine)
    (https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_prehist%C3%B2rica#Venus_notables) – tho in Catalan, good pictures accompanying the list.
    (sorry so into the list thing…)
    OK, THANKS AGAIN for your beautiful, innovative artwork.
    Take care,
    Catalina

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