FFFFIFE ILLUSTRATION

Vase illustration symbolising cherubim through flaming swords and eagles. 

Greek mythology development for project ‘making it personal’. 

Looking into greek mythology through further research. 

pegasus is a mythical, horselike creature, who is typically white, known for helping fight against chimera and the amazons. 

This illustration shows pegasus stuffed in a glass casket. I wanted to create the idea of looking at pegasus through a museum perspective, making the mythology  

Cherub angel, with the aim to guard.symbolism of the eagle and flaming swords from ezekiel 1:5 and genesis 3:24 

Throne angels are often referred to as fiery coals, who bring peace.  

An ox is symbolic of a four headed interpretation of a cherub.

The ox head also goes along with the human head, a lions head and an eagles head in ezekiel 1:5 of the bible.

An ox is symbolic of a four headed interpretation of a cherub. 

The ox head also goes along with the human head, a lions head and an eagles head in ezekiel 1:5 of the bible.

symbolism of a seraph angel, also known as water and copper serpents. 

Symbolism of a seraph angel from the book of enoch (judaism). These angels stand closest to the throne of God, and are also known for being serpents and dragons 

Eagles are symbolic of cherubim, a form of angel within the christian bible. The cherubs are there to guard, and are much stronger and powerful than they are portrayed within art- typically a small, chubby baby.  

Through research my personal project has began to link to ideals of christianity and symbols within christianity- particularly catholicism. 

Illustrated accessories, animals heads/faces on accessories to create a sense of reality and harshness to the fur industry.

Bird in flight, A5 tonal pencil, then edited on photoshop for definition.