#moirae sisters

[linlinsenpai]

I finished the game but I still want to do more art of this game.

Demi-Fiend vs the Moirae Sisters.

[cherripossum]

the gorls

[edgemis]

The Moirae sisters are some of my favorite designs.

[lally-pops]

Lachesis for an ig request

[illintentcomics]

Totally forgot to upload this back in late May when finished it. 

The hitoshura surrounded by the 3 Moirae Sisters.

This was my team when first playing through the game.  Control your life-line and you control your fate.....

[illintentcomics]

So here is the sneak peak at the almost-final version of the Hitoshura pic I’ve been doing (got a few more lighting effects and glows to add/adjust).   

I’ve tried two themes in a sort of tribute to the original SMTIII vs Maniax.  

(I have no idea why Lachesis is so purple in the 2nd pic....it isn’t like that on the file.....tumblr is over-saturating/messing with it whenever I upload it....just try to picture the characters less saturated)

Preferences?  (I’m leaning towards the blue, myself)

[gamershaunt]

The Moirae Sisters, Shin Megami Tensei design, by Shaliva 

[artemis-maia]

-Kazuma Kaneko's depiction of the Moirai/Parcae and traditional depictions "Elegant" "Do not underestimate us! We three Moirae Sisters will... Spin! Measure! And snip your fate!" In Greco-Roman mythology The Fates, also called the Moirai ("parts", "a share" which apparently derives from meros, "part, lot" and moros, "fate, doom"), or the Parcae, determined when life begins, what happens in the life of the person and when it ends. Since it was impossible for anyone to avoid his/her destiny, even the gods can not stop them. They are omnipresent: on Mt. Olympus, in Hades or Tartaros or in the world of the humans. They are sometimes depicted as the daughters of Zeus and the Titaness Themis or of beings like Nyx (night). They were made up of three women (the same motif can be found in Norse mythology with Verdandi, Urðr and Skuld aka the Norns). Sometimes only two of them are worshipped namely Clotho and Atropus (as the beginning and ending of life). Clotho/Nona, the youngest, was the "spinner", who spun the thread of life from her distaff onto her spindle. Lachesis/Decima was the"allotter" or drawer of lots who measured the thread of life allotted to each person with a measuring rod. Atropos/Morta, the oldest, was the "inevitable"/"unturning", who cut the thread of life with abhorred shears. She chose how and when somone dies. When someone is born they are accompanied by Eileithyia (the goddess of childbirth). They are said to appear three nights after a child is born. This theme is kinda like a fairy tale motif (fairies appearing beside the cradle of a newborn child and bringing gifts to him/her see Briar Rose). Since they were connected to Oracles they were also prophetic. The were described as ugly, old and sometimes as lame. Clotho carries a spindle or roll, Lachesis a staff with which she points to a globe and Atropos a cutting instrument, a wax tablet, a sundial or a pair of scales.