When choosing my models, I first took to researching what
both women in the myth looked like. After researching Arachne, I found that
most people were tending to give her either dark brunette or black hair. This
darker hair helps for it to blend in with the colour of the spider skin, thus
creating more of an accurate visual representation of her being a spider. For
Athena, I found that most photographs on Google showed her with the same dark
brow hair, however after seeing her portrayed in such films as ‘Immortals’
(2011) and ‘Clash of the Titans’ (2010), she is shown to have golden blonde
hair; I feel that the blonde hair gives her more of a godly aura.
Because the illustrative photo of Arachne from the story
(fig.1) is in black and white, this was no help to me when picking my models
hair colour, I found this painting named ‘Minerve et Arachne’ (Minerva and
Arachne) by Rene-Antoine Houasse (fig.2). In this 1706 painting shows Arachne
to have dark brunette hair, whilst Athena’s hair is of a golden blonde shade. I
have decided to go with these two hair colour selections as my final choice.
(fig.1) Paul Gustave Dore, Arachne, Paris (1867)
(fig.2) Rene-Antoine Houasse, Minerve et Arachne, Paris (1706)
Emma Winton
Physical Appearance:
Age: 20
Height: 5’3
Size: 8
Hair: Blonde (Long, Golden)
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Kathryn Hakk
Physical Appearance:
Age: 20
Height: 5’1
Size: 8
Hair: Brunette (Long, Dark)
Availability:
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