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Drawing of the goddess Artemis colored by Coloring Together — Colored by the Coloring Together artists. See gallery.

You had better not be near Artemis' target, do you not see she is showing how good she is with the bow? We painted her with vibrant colors because she is without a doubt a goddess who is not only very colorful but also very powerful. Dare to paint her yourself!

Everyone at Coloring Together is very excited to teach you more about one of the strongest goddesses of Greek mythology. These Artemis coloring pages will serve as a bridge for you to reach this knowledge. What do you say? Are you excited?

In the gallery you will come across incredible drawings of the goddess Artemis. Luckily, we know that you are an artist with limitless creativity, so you will be able to make the most of all the ideas you have.

Have you tried painting with colored pencils? They are the most basic materials. However, if you want to step out of your comfort zone, then we recommend the brushing technique to make incredible effects with paints on these drawings of the goddess Artemis.

Send us a photo of your best drawing when you finish painting the Artemis images to print and color. We will gladly share it in a special space, created just so you can share your art and admire that of others.

Come on! The goddess of the hunt and the harvest will soon come to Coloring Together, she said she would come to watch our work and how well we represented the purity of a goddess like her. Let us do our very best to place her up high!

The Goddess Artemis coloring pages

Why color the goddess artemis pictures?

In Greek mythology, Artemis was the goddess of the hunt, chastity, nature and wildlife. She is the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and was considered the protector of young women and of childbirth.

She was usually worshiped at the Temple of Artemis, in Ephesus, a structure considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. She is generally depicted with a silver bow, made by the Cyclopes.

Artemis was a beautiful goddess, but very fierce, it was better not to mess with her! What do you think? Would you like to know more about Artemis? Then come to Coloring Together, here we will teach you with fun facts everything you need to know about Artemis.

Oh! Do not worry, you will find these curiosities on top of the Artemis coloring images that we prepared in the gallery. This way you can practice various artistic techniques and begin at the same time, what do you think?

Learn while coloring The Goddess Artemis

Artemis was a goddess venerated in various parts of Ancient Greece, especially in Munichia, Sparta and Brauron. However, she was venerated in several places in Asia Minor, like Ephesus.
In Ephesus (present-day Turkey) there is a Temple of Artemis, considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, built around the year 550 BC. However, this temple was destroyed two centuries later in a fire.
Artemis was the twin sister of Apollo, the god of the sun and music.
Artemis was a virgin goddess, therefore she was considered the protector of women during their menstrual period and of childbirth.
When Hera found out that Leto's pregnancy (mother of Apollo and Artemis) was the product of an infidelity with her husband Zeus, she forbade her to give birth on land. Poseidon, on the other hand, helped her give birth sheltered from Hera's wrath, and so the two twins were born.
It is said that Artemis was born before Apollo, so she was quickly entrusted to help her mother in the birth of Apollo, that is, she acted as a midwife right after being born.
In Roman mythology, Artemis was known as Diana, and was considered the goddess of the hunt, the moon and the forests.
It is told that a young hunter saw Artemis naked by accident, while she was taking a bath. The goddess, angry with him because he had defiled her chastity with his gaze, turned him into a deer and ordered her dogs to hunt him. In the end, this young man ended up devoured by the dogs.
Artemis was a capricious and untamable goddess. She killed anyone who offended her purity or who tried to court her.
Artemis had a very close relationship with her brother. It is said that she always defended his honor, to the point of killing those who dared to reject him.