Waaah 72 hours of prep time left til AEX...
Busted out the ol dusty embroidery machine to make a batch of Jijis
Pattern by Teacuplion

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Waaah 72 hours of prep time left til AEX...
Busted out the ol dusty embroidery machine to make a batch of Jijis
Pattern by Teacuplion
some really rough watercolours i doodled up during last weekend's convention i'm so horribly out of practice😭
this is me for the next 2 days! If anyone happens to be at the Fredericton Atlantic Entertainment Expo, come find me at Table 75, I'd love to see you ! 🤗💖
The elder Gorgon, Aix.
It is from her that that Zeus' Aegis shield was crafted.
(actively turning everyone into blobs) theyre gay your honor
I forgot this was ready for upload… pooltoys are hiding in my files.
Pooltoy Kibura for MapleRoots, ready for poolgust! More details on Maple's upload of this!
You are the goat 🐐 🗣️
Awww I wish. Thanks though that's so kind of you <3 If I am to be any goat though, I choose to be the one with the gorgon head (probably) and a smokin' hot bod:
[Regarding the Goat star in the constellation Auriga] "Some have called Aex [αἴξ; goat] the daughter of the Sun, who surpassed many in beauty of body, but in contrast to this beauty, had a most horrifying face. Terrified by it, the Titans begged Earth to hide her, and Earth is said to have hidden her in a cave on the island of Crete. Later, she became nurse of Jove, as we have said before. But when Jupiter, confident in his youth, was preparing for war against the Titans, oracular reply was given to him that if he wished to win, he should carry on the war protected with the skin of a goat, aigos [αἰγὸς], and the head of the Gorgon. The Greeks call this the aegis." (Hyginus Astro. 2.13.7)
— Goat aryballos (perfume bottle). Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR.20.1932