Feathered serpent

12 major Aztec gods and goddesses of the Aztec religion, ranging from Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent, to Tonatiuh, the sun god.

© 2019 Jetpack7 Artwork done for Jetpack7's D&D 5th Edition supplement, Legendary Dragons.

Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent represents the duality inherent to the human condition, the “ Snake ” is physical body with its limitations and the “ feathers ” are the spiritual principles of knowledge, culture, philosophy and fertility…

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The only planet named for a female deity, Venus is a loving and bright ally in restoring the sacred feminine to cosmic balance.

2019, pen, ink, digital (Autodesk Sketchbook Pro) Mythology and history is of great interest to me, and I've always found creatures like Jormungandr (the Norse world serpent) and Quetzalcoatl (the feathered serpent of the ancient Mexican pantheon) to be fascinating creatures, There's always the wonder of what helped to create the image of such a thing in the origins. Anyway, here was my take on a quick sketchup of my interpretation on the mythology.