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☀️Apollo and Artemis 🌛

(Twins doing typically sibling stuff)

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"Fun one from a few days ago. Painting my composition and drawing in photoshop, using img2img to render, and then painting back into it in procreate." ~ anduartist_

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1929

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Devotional art to Artemis. 🌙

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Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa var. arbuscula by Eric Cho

‘arbuscula’ means shrub-like !

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𝘏𝘢𝘱𝘱𝘺 𝘐𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘯𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘭 𝘔𝘰𝘰𝘮𝘪𝘯 𝘥𝘢𝘺 <3

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Marta Cors

links - prints - darkroom - instagram - flickr - pinterest

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Artemis Phosphorus (Bringer of Light) ✨️

(Diana Awakening Apollo [1910] by Carl Bertling)

Callimachus refers to Artemis as “Queen” and asserts that when Artemis was a young girl sitting on her father Zeus’ knees, asking him to allow her to keep her maidenhood forever and receive her bow and arrows, she also asked him to be Phosphorus, or “Bringer of Light,” which became one of her many titles (Callimachus, Hymn 3.1). One of her most popular temples as “Bringer of Light” is at Messene in the sanctuary of Asclepius (Pausanias 4.31.10).

Zeus is more than delighted to give her all that she asks for: “three times ten cities and towers more than one live vouchsafe thee — three times ten cities that shall not note to glorify any other god but to glorify the only and be called of Artemis. And thou shall be Watcher over Streets and Harbors” (Callimachus, Hymn 3.28).

Thus, in addition to her being Phosphorus, she is also Enodia, “Protector of the Mariners.” Consequently, Artemis is not only “Saviour” through mercy — that is, people do not only pray to her for protection and peaceful death — but she is “Saviour” in a way that is omnipresent. As the “Bringer of Light,” her luminance literally saves ships, harbors, and all those who depend on these facilities to survive. In her role as Sôteira, Artemis inhabits the personal spaces of her community of worshipers.

As a goddess of mercy, she is invoked as Phôsphoros, meaning “Bringer of Light,” and she is often Hêmerasia or “She Who Soothes.” ... it is significant that her ritual worship expanded from “Huntress,” or goddess of wilderness, to the “Saviour” of her supplicants and the “Protector” of communities and cities.

- She Who Hunts: Artemis: The Goddess Who Changed the World by Carla Ionescu

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Similar yet so different,

Yet no matter the tries,

You always overshadow me.

Dionysus and Apollo

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offering ideas to Lord Coeus:

the North Pole, the titan of intellect, questions and answers, curiosity, and wisdom. He who assists in upholding the heavens, the axis of heaven, and the wisest of all Titans.

disclaimer: this is entirely UPG. there is very little information about Him, and none that i could find about his worship. so these are my own ideas!!

OFFERINGS: - literature, quotes, encyclopedias, etc. - planet, star, sky, and heaven iconography - compasses/four poles/north pole iconography - bird iconography - learning & educating yourself and others - reading and writing - diamond iconography - sickle iconography - honoring male ancestors or found family members - giant and titan iconography