Mar 2, 2025
Man the hardsman's adopted son is off smooching trees again (featuring some Oenone doodles)
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Man the hardsman's adopted son is off smooching trees again (featuring some Oenone doodles)
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Tragoidia 🐐 // Hectomache & Oenone 🦌🦦
Oenone my girl <3 Huge thanks to @kamol-rzeczny for helping me with figuring out an animal for her :D
Munching on papa's braid (quick sketch inspired by @dolihannah's prompt):
Additional close-up on sketch:
Characters:
Andromache - elk cow
Hector - red deer stag
Astyanax/Scamandrius - elk fawn
Oenone - otter
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Since today is April Fools, I decided to draw another genderbend of Paris and Helen but this time also featuring a genderbend of Menelaus and Oenone! What is the joke? ...
I have only three hopes for Ilium
1 Menelaus is a pivotal character in the story. So so so many retellings of the Iliad put more focus on Achilles. and I get it he’s great and gay and the internet loves to see it but I would love to more focus on the guy who started an entire 10 year war to get his wife back
2 Helen of SPARTA is a badass. She’s incredibly smart and resourceful to the point she’s able to be one of, like, two people to recognize the Trojan Horse is a trap and I would love to see her as such instead of the more typical retelling where she’s boiled down to a pretty face forever tied to the city she was stolen away to
3 Oenone (Paris’s first wife whom he abandoned) gets an entire song where she gets to yell at Paris for his fucking audacity. If I’m not remembering incorrectly Oenone has a monologue in the PostHomerica where she refuses to save Paris from his poison arrow wounds because he left her in arguably one of the most asshole-ish ways possible and if I’m being honest I think it would make an excellent song
Hey, feminist retelling writers. I have a wonderful subject for your next book that isn't Persephone. Oenone.
She was the first wife of Paris when he was just Alexandros. Her son was killed by him (who was also his son) when he was with Helen.
After her husband was wounded, he went to her to ask her to heal him (She told him to get lost)
She also killed herself when Paris died/:
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I haven't posted any art this week bc I started school and I'm absolutely wrecked, so instead have some "greek mythology as paintings" that I gave up on and never posted🫶
We got: Hecuba and Odysseus as "Mercy: St Bartholomew’s Day" by John Everett Millais Paris and Oenone as "Conversation by the spring" by Henryk Siemiradzki
merry christmas and happy holidays smokey!! since you asked, i'd love to see your design take on Oenone :>
Contrast to Helen somewhat striking and royal beauty (though not as dramatic as Clytemnestra’s), Oenone’s is a bit more on the softer side. She has that nurturing vibe and unperfected, unfiltered beauty and smile lines. Her jewelry is handmade with woods, and flowers and braided fibre. Some are made by Paris himself.
Her beauty signals the previous more simpler life of Paris as well.
RIP Oenone you would have LOVED Man's Best Friend by Sabrina Carpenter