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amaranht

modern mythology moodboard [2/∞] └ares

“i will not take this anymore, these words will never be ignored you want a battle here’s a war”

in-hades-today

@officialrottyarmy Guys! My friend went on vacation through Europe and she brought me this from Athens.

chari-tato-blog

OMG!I WANT SOMETHING LIKE THIS! 😍😍😍😍

virtuestars

Seven Deadly Sins ↠ Pride, Envy, Wrath, Sloth, Greed, Gula (Gluttony), Lust

undomielle

Greek Mythology → Hades, god of the Underworld

empires

@mythologicalnet‘s event | siblings

Enyo & Ares, goddess and god of war

thewinedarksea

mythology moodboards | persephone

greek goddess of spring and queen of the underworld

mahitoluvr

modern aesthetics: apollo 🌞

thewinedarksea

quetzalcoatl’s name resonates with time, serpent-spun fire flickering up towards the skyline; his skin shades of kaleidoscopic green, his voice a howl as he chases the winds beneath the light of venus. winged serpent that draws the boundary between earth and sky — belongs to both and neither. this world is creation — his fall its destruction.

-eliot c.

collaboration with @archistratego

xiaoyugaara

UC: Happy birthday Blaine by xiaoyugaara

Just a quick one for my fave sassy fae! Happy thousand-plus years old Blaine baby!

chari-tato-blog

MY MOM IS SO BEAUTIFUL . AAAAAAAAAA MAHAL KO NA FANARTS MO XIAOYU!!!! 😍😍😍😍

incorrectgreekquotes

What if god penises were like hydra heads? Cut off Zeus's dick and two dicks grow back o_O

are you uhm okay?

chari-tato-blog

s H O O K T

diioonysus

greek mythology → personified concepts (4/?)

sproutaesthetics

myth | DEATH DEITIES

“ death is just the beginning ”

for @mythologicalnet event: death deities

pcllasathena

myth moodboard: H E C A T E

In Greek mythology, Hecate was the goddess of magic, witchcraft, necromancy, ghosts, and the nighttime. She was often depicted holding two torches or a key. Hecate, or Hekate, is associated with crossroads and entrances, as well as light, and of course, magic. She is the daughter of either Perseus and Asteria, or Perseus and Nyx. In Roman mythology, she mirrors Trivia.