analog style, As I have already said, it is simply impossible to confuse Themis with any other goddess outwardly. Her outfit is a long tunic (sometimes with a mantle), traditional for ancient Greek women, her hair is pulled into a strict hairstyle, her eyes are closed with a thick bandage. The last element highlights Themis especially vividly.
No less important is the mantle thrown over the shoulders of the goddess. In ancient times, such clothes were used for all kinds of rituals. The mantle was one of the vestments of the priests, who wore it for sacred rites.
In the hands of Themis, you can see “talking” objects. In her left hand she holds a scale. They were considered a symbol of balance and measure.

What do their bowls mean? Can this be interpreted as evil and good, guilt or innocence? In any case, Themis weighs a person's actions on its scales in order to make a decision.

In her right hand, the goddess originally held a cornucopia. Today it seems unusual, but the Greeks associated Themis with the forces of fertility, prosperity and well-being.
3d, plastic, black and white, Deformed, blurry, bad anatomy, bad eyes, crossed eyes, disfigured, poorly drawn face, mutation, mutated, extra limb, ugly, poorly drawn hands, missing limb, blurry, floating limbs, disconnected limbs, malformed hands, blur, out of focus, long neck, long body, mutated hands and fingers, out of frame, signature, logo