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first post here!!
if you saw the other one no you didnt
just lineart version
if you saw the other one no you didnt
I think about their story a lot lately, why does he turn? “Because he loves her, because what is love if not to turn” etc are not really satisfying nor explanatory and i cannot find any logical (both emotionally and rationally) answer. Without totally romanticizing or altering the story, why do you think he turns?
three graces and the golden apple
Helen’s regret, the Illiad book III
The Iliad, Book 1: Apollo sends a plague upon the Greeks.
Birth of Venus 🩵✨
One of the rare instances a school assignment actually turns out good
—-Hyacinthus and Apollo
APOLLO!!
Pentheus is experiencing the horrors (Dionysus)
Apollon strips Patroklos of his armour
Version with only the lineart and background so you can tell what the hell is going on
Apollon caresses Patroklos’ chin as he holds Patroklos’ breastplate in his other arm. Apollon is crowned by a crown of sun rays, his unshorn hair falling over Patroklos, save for some of Patroklos’ own hair that spills over. A single tear drips from Patroklos’ eye, bursting into rays of light
how it feels when one of your hyperfixations comes back and stronger than ever
it was so strong i had to download tumblr...
leaving it at that :)
I can't help but imagine Eros as somewhat of a menace to certain gods.