I'm having some success creating my
arachne
...

Wondering what success you are having with your arachne.

An antique black-and-white woodcut etching in a Gothic horror style depicts Arachne, a mythical female human-spider hybrid, hanging head downward

The monochrome artwork, rendered in pure black ink and white paper with intricate linework, stark contrasts, and dense cross-hatching, emphasizes anatomical precision and grotesque Gothic detailing, reminiscent of 16th-century engravings.

The central figure with long, floor-length hair cascading around it's pale shoulders.

it's humanoid upper body is partially turned away from the viewer, with two human arms bound above by a fine, uninked silk thread, rendered as negative-space linework. Four grotesquely elongated, multi-jointed arachnid limbs wrap around it's human arms, their segmented forms textured with aggressive cross-hatching to imply chitinous barbs. it's lower body merges into a spider's abdomen, and human legs are splayed outwards, positioned as if part of it's body.
it's upper body is bare with defined arm muscles, and it's legs extend upwards, feet pointed. Six long, segmented limbs, resembling mutant arachnid crustacean legs
spider legs, extend from it's torso.