it's very cute =3

Curvy but simple enough for animation (if you don't count all the feathers XD). I like her!

I REALLY like this character concept, very cute.

Awh, gosh... She's adorable! I love how fluid all your drawings look.

Wait. I thought sirens were like mermaids.
Nice design, though.

They are, this is a Furie I think.

The term "Siren" is not very exact; I think it has been used to describe both bird-like beings similar to harpies, mermaids, and others.

In modern tellings, yes, but the siren was, in it's Greek origins, a water creature with the body of a woman and fish.

bingo!
I was looking at Greek pottery which inspired this character. The Greek siren was a bird with a woman's head and breast.

False, they were originialy bird wemon, a while back peole got the mythologies for harpies wrong, so hence this is why in games, harpies look like this. They originated from greek mythology, Hera (a greek goddess) forced a competition between the muses and the sirens, the sirens lost, so the muses ripped off all there feathers and wore them as trophies. Sirens live on an island, not in the water. Another side to how they were confused with being "mermaids.." was a captain had his crew tie him to the mass of their ship, and forced the crew to take him towards the island, wanting to hear the Sirens beatiful singing. The crew wore protection over their ears and never heard the captains orders to turn around, go to the sirens. They headed back, and it goes that the sirens died because of this, seeing how they were to kill all men when near the island. >.> *nerd*

Cite references. According to Bullfinch's Guide to Mythology, considered college level mythology text, Sirens were mermaids. If they could fly, they would have just torn men to shreds after landing on the deck of the ships, instead of luring them to the depths, which bird women couldn't do. Harpies are told, in the story of Jason of the Argo, to be woman headed vultures that eat the food of the stranded king and defecate on the rest to render it inedible. Siren's couldn't be mistaken for mermaids because the term "mermaid" didn't exist until after the rise of the Roman Empire, being that the word for sea in ancient Greek was not, "mer." That's a latin term and didn't exist yet when the Greek myths were being written.

*bigger nerd*

The feet are good, but I especially like the way her wings are attached to the middle of her back, instead of at the shoulders in the typical "angel" configuration. Much better design this way.

cool nice charcter

The body shape is really appealing too, it has a nice weight to it.

Whoa hey nice 8-)

Too cool :>