Artemis Character Design in Disney Hercules Style

Artemis (Character Design) Adult Greek goddess of the hunt and wilderness in Disney’s Hercules (1997) style. Tall, athletic and strongly stylized, with long powerful legs, narrow waist, elongated limbs, and a confident alert posture. Angular expressive face with amber-green almond-shaped eyes, sharply arched eyebrows, and a focused, slightly mischievous expression. Her dark auburn hair is pulled into a high athletic ponytail ending just below the shoulders, with a sharp crescent-shaped forelock and a few bold graphic locks. She wears a short forest-green Grecian hunting dress with asymmetric geometric drapes, bronze belt, broad arm cuffs, strapped sandals, and a crescent-moon clasp. She draws an elegant bow while a stylized golden deer and crescent moon frame her silhouette. Style (Disney’s Hercules 1997 Cel Animation) Hand-painted 2D sacred forest with dark olive trees, graphic leaves, rocky hills, and a deep blue twilight sky. Traditional cel animation: bold dark outlines, angular facial construction, Greek-vase-inspired curves, simplified anatomy, flat saturated colors, two-tone cel shading, minimal texture, exaggerated hands and gestures, and decorative wind patterns.