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I tried to draw Minoan waifu in a different pose, but I was not satisfied with the outcome. (Patreon)

Published:
2026-08-03 19:30:34
Edited:
2026-08-03 19:42:17
Imported:
2026-09
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Jack Newbill

I still think she looks pretty

Earl Ryan

She is super cute. I didn't even notice the bare breast for a few minutes. Too busy looking at her face. Well done!

D Smith

What a cutie 😊

Icarus Septim

I think I see what you mean but she still looks great! If you not happy with that then what you do end up happy with is likely to be amazing!

Schrödingers Katze

Still very cute though. Gives the impression she is happily splashing in some water with her feet.^^

Henry Walker

I am confused. Is this the failed attempt or the recovery? Either way, I think she looks lovely. You always manage to draw the prettiest smiles... I am a sucker for a pretty smile.

Alex

I enjoy the Minoan waifus.

Stephen Lindholm

I mean, she's obviously dressed Minoan but just living and not flaunting that. It's wonderful!

Jeremy _

Again: I would leap over bulls for that

Eric Yermal

That’s some adorable side boob.

KaiserDunk

Is that circular text supposed to be Minoan Linear A text?

Tom Peters

Fun (apparent) fact! While searching for another project I found out that in the archaeological record in Europe, the Mediterranean 'Late Neolithic' including the time also called the 'Copper Age' saw the lowest sexual dimorphism between the male and female populations in European history. This is the population that included Crete just before bronze arrived and the palace culture appeared so its the population that 'Minoan' immediately grew out of. The gender egalitarianism we seem to see in their culture was probably real and grew out of there being the least difference in work ability between men and women of any other time or place in Western history. The lack of any art referencing women in arms or being sailors seems to be based on a preference by women to avoid jobs that made nursing children difficult and could not be set aside when pregnant and also their ability to enforce that decision. If this is true that it would also mean the party that argues that the open bodice was the status symbol of being a mom as well as practical for nursing is the correct one. Fun trivia!