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Gods freaking out over Nico di Angelo [pt.17]

Nico waiting in line: This is stupid,I don't even know why dad and Persephone want me to do this.

Thanatos that went with him to make sure he doesn't escape: We already talked about this your highness. Your parents just want you to heal and have a better therapist. Aceso is a very skilled goddess,I'm sure you will be fine.

Nico: If you say so....

Aceso coming out of her office with her previous client: Have a nice day! Oh and remember to do your breathing exercises when you feel nervous. Now,the next one is....Nico di Angelo!

Thanatos literally shoving Nico at her: Here!

Aceso: Thank you...?

Nico: I'll tell dad to fire you and make your eternal life full of pain.

Thanatos: Have a nice chat!

[5 hour later in her studio]

Nico,after telling her about his life: And this is basically what happened....so? How bad is it?

Aceso highly concerned and terrified:....I think we will need more than one goddess of healing to fix this.

Nico: I don't like this.

Aceso: neither do I.

[rottenstocking]

Aceso; Goddess of Curing, Sickness and Healing Wounds. Daughter of Asclepius.

[vydoodles]

[yrptraumacentermanga]

The Chieftain's Daughter - Tomoe Tachibana

[yellowroseanddreamstorm]

May 10th... I have something to show you guys. =) Stay tuned.

[defenestratedcowloftelesphorus]

As someone who is not an artist, this is my interpretation of the daughters of Asclepius.

[spirituallyunhinged]

AH update on yesterdays craftin time

so i was aiming to make a like pendant for the health deities as i tend to worship them alot n while i already made a crochet snake a while ago i also kinda wanted a necklace so since theyre mad expensive for a cute one id make on myself first n see how it went

for a first try i think they came out pre cute but i def like the one on the left better due to the paper seam being way less noticeable but i do like the snake on the right better

i might just make another one tbh n see if i can make it better BUT i am still pre proud of myself for trying

for this staff its like a walkin stick n therefore has the bump on top n isn’t supposed to be super smooth but this is smaller than my forefinger haha the snake technically isnt a specific color n alotta ppl depicted it green BUT i went with the snake thats tied to asclepius which is the two toned brown lil guys

[thatssomegoodart]

My Greek myth AU designs that I have yet to draw (Post 8) + lore

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Comus God of festivity, revels, and nocturnal dalliances Son of Dionysus

Satyr

Part of Dionysus's retinue

Is the cup bearer of Dionysus

Has wings and horns, they're just hidden in his hair

Gelos God of laughter Part of Dionysus's retinue

Light yellow symbolizes joy

Methe Goddess and spirit of drunkeness Daughter of Dionysus Part of Dionysus's retinue

I love her design sm

Psyche Immortal wife of Eros

I had people help with the hair + the color scheme for funsies. Curly (hair type, given by Niko), Green + Gray + Dark Purple (color scheme, given by Tobi), butterfly cut (hairstyle, given by Fox), 6ft long hair (hair length, given by Knight)

DETAILS:

custom boots and custom dress

Rose blonde hair

monarch butterfly wings

Rose crowns were given to her by her husband Bottom crown: purple roses symbolize connection Top crown: lavender roses symbolize enchantment and love

Hedone Goddess of sensual pleasure Daughter of Eros and Psyche

DETAILS:

orange wings + butterfly wings like her mother

gold undertones in wings like her father

curly hair like her mother

rabbit ears like her father

black symbolizes mating and fertility

white gardenias symbolize love

Pheme Goddess of rumors, scandals, and affairs

Has wings, just keeps them hidden

Horns symbolize infidelity

Black and purple symbolize "venom"

Hera hates her

Has a garden at her home

Soteria Goddess of safety and salvation Daughter of Persephone and Hades

Aqua symbolizes protection

Is a deer, like her mom

Wearing a laurel wreath

Bandana around neck was a gift from her father

Telete Goddess of nighttime festivities and ritual dances in honor of Dionysus Daughter of Dionysus and Nicaea (a naiad nymph) Part of Dionysus's retinue

Has pointed ears like most naiads

Is part naiad and part nymph

Youngest of Dionysus's children

Bull horns like her father

Aceso Goddess of the healing process and curing of sickness Daughter of Asclepius and Epione Sister of Panacea, Iaso, Paeon, and Hygeia

She 100% makes the best chicken noodle soup

SYMBOLISM: Bear and snake: healing Yellow and light blue: healing Light blue and red: health Green: rejuvenation

DETAILS:

cape (capelet?) is based on a portrait of an ancient Greek doctor, Agnodice

Iapeo Goddess of recovery from illness Daughter of Asclepius and Epione Sister of Panacea, Paeon, Aceso, and Hygeia

The blue hair skipped a generation with Asclepius and hit her hard 😭✌️

Panacea Goddess of cures and remedies Daughter of Asclepius and Epione Sister of Iaso, Hygeia, Paeon, and Aceso

Remember to keep your hair up and take the proper safety precautions when you're working with diseases and chemicals!

Paeon God Physician of the gods Son of Asclepius and Epione Brother of Iaso, Hygeia, Panacea, and Aceso

Best friends with Hephaestus

Epione Goddess of health Personification of the soothing of pain and the care needed for recovery Mother of Paeon, Panacea, Iapeo, Hygeia and Aceso Wife of Asclepius (before he died yknow)

Moether

^ yea if you couldn't tell every outfit that the women of Asclepius's family wear is based on female doctor uniforms from different eras

Semele Goddess of the Bacchic frenzy Mother of Dionysus

Loves her son, her grandchildren, and her daughter-in-law

was apotheosized after her son took her soul from the underworld and brought her to Olympus

Dionysus: mother the maenads tore someone apart again :D Semele: that's nice dear :)

Ariande Goddess of labyrinths and mazes Wife of Dionysus

was apotheosized after getting taken to Olympus

wears a flowering grapevine on her head, a gift from her husband

tiger print cloak was a gift from one of Dionysus's maenads