#illias

[ilona2nerrie]

EPIC: the musical x JayVik

ok, this is my first attempt of an iteration so, please, give me feedback.

Odysseus: Jayce

Penelope: Viktor

Telemachus: ???

Anticlea: Ximena

Argos: ???

Athena: Mel? 

(Not sure about that one, feedback needed. If so then I could go god games like, mages. I could do LeBlanc as Zeus and if there’s other confirmed mages make them gods, if not then ask for peoples OC’s that fit the role.)

Zeus: LeBlanc (see above)

Astyanax: ??? 

(Also, any ideas for me to fill in the names for -the horse and the infant- will be taken.)

That’s all I have so far, please let me know about any ideas or any characters, I’m -suffering- trying to do this myself.

@secretkittywolf

@yvette-lily342

@freddyfazabs

@sakatas-note

should i make an EPIC: the musical x JayVik crossover? ive already started thinking of other chareecters.

ive already started thinking of other chareecters.

[jeansvoid]

Saw this cool helmet and wanted to draw it. I also don’t draw illias enough so he gets to wear it

[madame-verte]

To Love Sorrowfully: Poetry and War

MATEUSZ STRÓŻYŃSKI Segal and Weil on how to live and love.

“But Weil, who always saw and felt reality clearly (paying the price of unbearable suffering for that clarity of vision or the “acute powers of recognition”, as she calls it in the passage quoted above) and who predicted the rise of Hitler to power while all her left-wing friends laughed at her, had few illusions to entertain. Her desire for clarity and truth brought her back in the summer of 1940 to the Iliad, to this “purest and loveliest of mirrors”. In this mirror one can see the terrifying nature of force, of this ancient human drive to turn others into things, which will never disappear, no matter how many smart professors comfortably say otherwise over coffee tables. Simone Weil knew we desperately need a clear mirror to deal with the horror of force in its most ghastly expression, which is war. What we need is a mirror of poetry, because it enables us to think, to feel, and even to deal with war. Children play and, when there is war, they play war; but we grown-ups also need to play, and poetry is our play – maybe even the supreme form of play. Simone invites us to play war with the greatest of players, that blind yet clear-sighted singer, Homer.”

[yeryuzugokyuzu]

ἐξαύδα, μὴ κεῦθε νόῳ, ἵνα εἴδομεν ἄμφω:

Konuş, yüreğinde saklama! Konuş ki ikimiz de bilelim!

Homeros, Ilias

Art: Muhammed Salah

[the-lady-auri]

Today’s warm up, a quick messy sketch of a sleeping Rûvain with Illias. Now that I’ve decided Illias didn’t fall in Gondolin, expect more sappy art.

[michaelmilkers]

i actually love meme cats thank u have a floppa

[ososan-moving]

did we talk to each other today ...??hi...

hi 💙🌟💎☀️✨

[karamatsuangel]

im-bias-towards-karamatsu or whatever their name is rbed my post from u +their bl soo yea

It looks like I already have them blocked or maybe the other way around, because I don't see any notifications from someone with that URL! I'll look it into those, so thanks for telling me, I run over blmatsus for fun.