In Greek myth the satyrs were the wild companions of the woods and vineyards, and this is my collection of the women of that people. Each frame is a different satyr woman: a human face and figure above the furred legs and cloven hooves of a goat, with curled or swept-back horns and hair from jet black to copper red. She is never posed in a costume – she is out in her world. Wading a misty pool at dawn, kicking through red and gold leaves on an autumn path, climbing mossy stones among ferns, standing in a pine forest at sunset, or dancing at a night revel under paper lanterns. Wraps and kilts in forest green, rust and teal, leather cuffs, ivy and fleece. Wild, outdoor and alive. Created by Jeff Dupler, using the latest in AI technology.

Satyr Women Art – Wild Spirits of Greek Myth

The satyrs of Greek myth as women - curled horns, goat legs and cloven hooves, wading forest streams, dancing at lantern-lit revels and climbing ruins.
Walking along an autumn path, a satyr woman with horns wears a dark green cloakIn a misty green forest, a satyr woman with furry goat legs perches on mossy rocksA horned woman with furry legs of a goat crawls over mossy green rocks in the woodsCrouching between mossy boulders, a satyr woman with furry legs looks aheadA horned woman climbs mossy stone ruins under cool forest lightCurled black ram horns crown a woman crawling through a pine forest at sunsetA satyr woman with horns sits in a dark forest at sunsetRunning through a pine forest, a satyr woman wears a dark purple cloakIn a shady forest stream, a horned woman balances on mossy rocks

Page 4 of 4 · 81 images