#stela

[bohemiansthings]

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Stella (Winx club)

What if she became the leader of Winx instead of Bloom?

If we imagine that the leader of the Winx Club had been not Bloom, but Stella the world of Magix would have shone in an entirely different way.

Stella was never just the “Fairy of the Sun and Moon.” She has always carried a royal posture, an inner pride, and that natural confidence that doesn’t need to be proven. If she had become the leader of the Winx, the team would have gained a different rhythm from the very beginning brighter, more emotional, yet surprisingly cohesive.

Stella - Princess Stella of the kingdom of Solaria is no stranger to leadership. She grew up surrounded by palace intrigues, diplomacy, and expectations. Unlike the impulsive Bloom, Stella would lead through charisma and warmth. She wouldn’t assert authority through pressure she would inspire through radiance.

In her version, the Winx would feel more like a family than just a team of heroines. Stella loves being the center of attention, but she loves sharing that light even more. She would organize team evenings, insist everyone dress up even before a battle (“If we’re saving the world we’re doing it beautifully!”), and somehow that would lift everyone’s spirits.

Under her leadership, the Winx would become more confident in themselves. Stella knows how to see beauty in others she would highlight Aisha’s strength and grace, Flora’s elegance and quiet resilience, Tecna’s brilliance of mind, Musa’s emotional depth. She would never let any of them doubt themselves for too long.

And most importantly that she would learn responsibility faster. Because leadership would change her.

Stella often seems carefree, but behind her love for fashion lies a fear of being rejected. If she became leader, she would have to face that fear directly. She would cry in secret after difficult decisions. Worry if someone got hurt. Fear disappointing her friends. And that is exactly what would make her a true queen.

Battles under her command would look different. Stella’s light is not only warmth it is blinding power. She would use her solar magic as a symbol of hope. In the darkest moments, she would be the one to lift everyone’s spirits with words like:

“If the sun returns every day after the night we will make it too.”

Her leadership style would be emotional. She might flare up. She might get hurt. But she would never leave anyone alone. Stella is the one who hugs you after a fight, who brings hot tea, who sits beside you in silence.

And perhaps in this version of the story, Bloom would become her right hand fire and sun, impulse and light, passion and radiance. Their duet would be legendary. Not rivalry, but balance.

Leader-Stella would create a world where beauty is not seen as superficial. Where fashion is a form of self-expression, not frivolity. Where strength can be bright, loud, and shining.

She would study diplomacy, build connections between realms, try not to repeat her parents’ mistakes. Perhaps by becoming a leader, she would also become the ruler she always dreamed of being for Solaria not a cold queen, but the sunny heart of her people.

And on the hardest days, when darkness gathers thickly, she would step forward, hair glowing in golden light, and say:

“I am the sun. And the sun does not burn out.”

And the Winx would believe her.

Because her light is not just magic.

It is love and care.

[thehereticpharaoh]

Magical Stela with Horus the Child

“The top half of this stela was skillfully carved in the hard dark stone. On the part below the central figure panel, rows of hieroglyphs record thirteen magic spells to protect against venomous bites and wounds and to cure the illnesses caused by them. The stela was commissioned by the priest Esatum to be set up in the public part of a temple. A victim could recite or drink water that had been poured over the magic words and images on the stela. As a mythic precedent, the hieroglyphic inscription around the base describes the magic cure that was worked upon the infant Horus by Thoth, the god of wisdom and writing.”

Late Period

360–343 BCE

[thatshowthingstarted]

Stela of the Lady of the House, Tabiemmut,

Kushite Period–Saite Period, (Dynasty 25–26), ca. 750–525 B.C.

Wood, paint, gesso,

H: 43 cm ; W: 29 cm

As part of the burial equipment, funerary stela made a prayer for offerings for the maintenance of the deceased. In addition to forms of Osiris, Re-Harakhty and Atum—as the rising and setting sun and thus connected with continued life—are particularly favored focal gods. In contrast to stela of the Third Intermediate Period, subdued coloring and a more standardized style are adopted in this period.

Here the lady of the house Tabimut, daughter of the doorkeeper of the house of Amun and the lady of the house Harhabhes, adores Re-Harakhty followed by Isis and the Four Sons of Horus. The text mentions Re-Harakhty and Atum.

[youreverydayghost]

"Why does it feel right every time I let you in?"

Some more art with Meta Knight and Stela 🪷💜

[peoplematchingartworks]

[lady-rosse]

Love to draw my lovely Stela ✨

Have you heard the news about "The Dragon King"? I'm so hyped!

[along-the-silkroad]

Limestone funerary stele with banquet scene, Roman, Cypriot, mid-1st century CE. MET (ID: 74.51.2487). 

A young man wearing a chiton, a himation, and a thick vegetal wreath on his head reclines on a couch. The wreath, now heavily restored, is made of leaves and berries. The left arm is missing, as is the right hand that clasped the hand of another young man seated at the end of the couch. He wears the same garments and has the same face, but his wreath forms a roll around his head and he wears a ring on the left index finger. In front of the couch, on a three-legged table is set a dish with a loaf of bread and three pieces of fruit. (MET)