Maneos Designs Etsy Shop Vector Art

Maneos Designs

Maneos Designs is a collection of both meticulously crafted vector illustrations and original paintings, where digital precision meets painterly expression.

The vector work showcases clean, refined lines created in Adobe Illustrator, drawing inspiration from ancient Greek mythology, fairytales, and historical imagery. Alongside these digital pieces, my paintings explore similar themes through texture, gesture, and material—bringing a more tactile and emotional dimension to the work.

Together, these pieces reflect an ongoing interest in storytelling across time—blending classical narratives with contemporary techniques.

Whether through digital files for creative use or original works for display, Maneos Designs offers a unique fusion of past and present.

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This image features a black silhouette of a figure that represents Dionysus (aka Bacchus), the ancient Greek god of wine, depicted in a classical style. He is shown in profile, looking to the right, with his right arm raised, holding a chalice, which is a common attribute associated with him, symbolizing wine and festivity. Dionysus is adorned with a crown of grape leaves and grapes on his head, further emphasizing his connection to viticulture and the vine. He stands with a relaxed posture, draped in flowing robes that suggest the elegance and fluidity typical of ancient Greek garments. In his left hand, he holds a thyrsus, a staff or spear tipped with an ornament like a pine cone, another symbol often associated with him.
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Maenads vector illustration in red color and black line. made by Maria Maneos for etsy shop Maneos Designs. A maenad was a female follower and worshipper of the god of wine Dionysus.
Hecate vector illustration made by Maria Maneos for etsy design shop Maneos designs. A vector illustration of a figure from classical mythology, Hecate, given her association with multiple forms and the presence of torches, which are among her attributes. She is depicted with three bodies, each facing in a different direction, which is a common way to represent her dominion over crossroads and her nature as a triple goddess in Greek mythology. This portrayal emphasizes her multifaceted role as a deity of magic, ghosts, and the night. She is the goddess of liminal space empty hallways, transition over to death. She is our guide.
Source
Thomas Bulfinch, The Age of Fable (Philadelphia: Henry altemus Company, 1897)