#malakim

[reblogandlikes]

So random, but has it ever been explained how Illyrian, Seraphims, Malakim or any winged being in SJM's books wear uperbody clothing?

How the fuck can you put on a T-shirt, Hunt? When Rhysand magically brings out his wings, does it just rip through his normal clothes to accommodate them? How do you get wings comfortably through armour unless it's pre sectioned out?

I'd like to think their shirts would always be fastened at the back with material precut to leave spaces for wings by going around them. Or just strut around in backless tops like bad bitches. Or is it just magic?

[doubtspirit]

Biblical Angels (מלאך mal'ach)

Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones (Eralim), Dominions (Hasmallim), Powers (Tarshisim), Virtue (Malakim), Principalities (Elohim), Archangels (Bene Elohim), Angels (Ishim)

[fuvkin-feral-kins]

I̸͔͔̿'̸̣̻͆v̸͓͕̋̕ę̷͇̑̅ ̴͖͕̜̈́̓s̸̙͎̚ë̸̩̹͒ę̶̱̽͗n̸̞̦̟̎ ̴̬̈́̅t̴͚͐͒͐h̵̹̮͉̄͒́e̴̘̻̽̇̚ ̷̜̞͂́͝f̷̘̓́ḁ̶̓̎c̵̭̘̕e̷̜̿̏̑ ̴̦͝o̷͙͈̊̒ͅf̵̫͔̓̋̇ ̸̻̑̂̎G̸̘̐o̶̝͛̓ḍ̸̢̆

̵̞̜̇͘I̵͎͖̝͌͆̀ ̷͖̰̉p̸̨̊̈u̷͎̥͉̍̎n̴̩̓͊c̶̻̄̀͆h̵̹͑ė̸̟̾d̶͕̚͝ ̵̢̱͕͋Ȟ̸͇͆̋i̴̙̺̬̋͊s̷̤͆ ̴̝̋p̶̠̰̺̾͑ř̴̳͎̐ê̴͕ṭ̴̨̛t̶̤̣͘͜y̷̬̦͈̑͊ ̷̺̹̾͂͊j̴̝̭͖̿̓ą̶͔͇̆̃͠w̶̨͊

[insicles]

Sarah: this book has 500 times more sex

Me: *happy squeal*

Me: *200 pages in* WHERE TF IS THE BANGING ASS SMUT I WAS PROMISED

[ceinyx]

The Living Sculptures Of Lunathion

I loved this scene from Pride and Prejudice so much and actually, I planned to draw Elizabeth, but as soon as I had painted the angel sculpture, Crescent City hit me.

Characters from Crescent City by Sarah J. Maas

[elequinoa-world]

Crescent City - HOUSE OF EARTH AND BLOOD

Hunt, Bryce and Ruhn

Characters from Sarah J Maas last book Crescent City.

Find me on Instagram at elequinoa. Do not repost my art for the love of everything good and pure. Please. I’m tired of it.

[multifru196]

Hunt Athalar from Crescent City trilogy by Sarah J. Maas

[apple-duty]

What does the malakim tag mean? On your posts~

Well, the word itself means "angels". The root M-L-K literally means messenger in a whole lot of languages. You could google malak, malakh or melek (arabic, hebrew and turkish respectively) if you want to tymology hole like the one I'm in. :D

When the tag appears on my blog, it means Angel Content, basically. If it has religious imagery, hella amount of eyes, wings, general unease, I slap the malakim tag on there. Then I cruise the tag for inspiration on rainy days!

See also: serashitposting = memery but with angels