Olive Bed

Olive bed

As I'm drawing and reading the Odyssey, I'm where Penelope is testing Odysseus to see if it's really him, he is angered to think she moved the bed but she didn't

In my copy the bed is really detailed and as a sucker for fluff, I'm sketching an idea.

He cut the tree but let a part live, as they are quite sturdy so the canopy is a full of twigs and leaves pf the olive, in the sides and perímeter, honeysuckles and scented vines creeped around the the shoots that make the perimeter of the bed.

The cloths that are hanging were made by Penelope ( Ody doesn't know this), they are translucent as breezy as they can and around the bed, flowers and a mini garden has grown thanks to Penelope's hand.

So not only Odysseus finds the bed in it's place but also the plants, flowers and curtains that Penelope has made in all those years, filled with sweetests of scents as she has been preparing all this years. (Representing Penelope's faithfulness and love for him).

He only made the structure and the frames, but she has been the one tending it as she didn't let anyone in the palace to know.

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You cannot stop me.

Only prolong your fate.

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@nikoisme Dust off the tablet, we go drawing b××××

i have not drawn in two weeks i am in so much agony

Clytemnestra: What the hell were you thinking? Agamemnon: I heard releasing birds at a wedding is romantic! Clytemnestra: You released OSTRICHES! Agamemnon: I thought the bird’s size was supposed to be proportional to the couple’s status.