This is Sedna, the Inuit goddess of sea creatures. Like Ixtab, this goddess is also a redrawing of a much earlier picture. I like the original, but I am also immensely pleased with the remake. It took me a long time to draw, actually. I drew this in pencil first and believe it or not, the fuzz took the longest amount of time. The spear came in second (because I used a ruler to make sure it was straight).

Here's the original --->> [link]

Apparently, there are several versions of the story behind Sedna, but there are a couple of key aspects that I remember from a book I checked out from the library about 20 times that can be seen in my depiction. The foremost being the fact that her hands and fingers are reattached, after being cut off by her father as she clung to the side of their boat trying to pull herself back aboard, and the necklace, which is her father's jaw bone (yeah, she got back at the bastard...).