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jay / rabbit depictor 🖼️🐰 / continuing to rotate a cartoon rabbit in my mind / click here to see a bnuuy: https://discopaws.neocities.org/ 🐇🐇

Don't think I've shown this study. Thou, I do like how this is side profile drawing came out. Got into a pretty good groove early on this one. 👍😁

This kylix (an ancient Greek wine drinking cup) depicts a nude Circe preparing her potion for Odysseus' men, who have been turned into anthropomorphic animals. Currently at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Drinking cup (kylix) depicting scenes from the Odyssey. Circe and the companions of Odysseus, eight figures. Circe appears in the center mixing her potion for Odysseus' men. The men have animal heads and arms, but retain their human lower bodies. Eurylochus escapes the scene at far right and Odysseus enters at far left. Attributed to the artist known as the Painter of the Boston Polyphemos. Greek Archaic Period (550-525 BCE). 
Boston Museum of Fine Arts.