#tallay

[gethoce]

What does Little Freak do when it's bored?

[I'm low-key curious]

Sorry this took a little while to get around to, but thanks so much for the fun ask! Have its ref as a bonus.

Also here is Found Soul (Parallel Marx)

[pruskita]

@gethoce I HAD TO DRAW THEM 😭😭

I swear that one day I will draw a good drawing of those three but aaaa I can't, it excites me 😭😭😭😭

[indigo--montoya]

Carnival Hearts is possibly the most Tally x Shay song to ever exist

[antlering]

The Women of Ba’al Hadad

In the mythic and ritual texts from Ugarit appear three goddesses within Ba’al Hadad’s household - Arsay, Pidray, and Tallay. It is still debated whether they are Hadad’s daughters or brides or both, but they accompany Hadad throughout the Ba’al Cycle either in a pair (as Tallay and Pidray) or in a trio.

Tallay, goddess of dew, has the clearest name and epithets of these three deities but also the least known presence outside of the Ba’al Cycle. In one cosmic epithet she lives in the space between Hadad’s eyes. Arsay is a goddess of earth equated with the Babylonian chthonic deity Allatum; unlike Tallay and Pidray, she does not accompany Hadad into the underworld, perhaps because she is already there. The meaning of the name Pidray is highly contested and her epithet bt ar has multiple translations, but her importance at Ugarit should not be underestimated - she is the recipient of her own festival in which she was given a royal bedchamber, perhaps functioning as a hieros gamos between her and the king of Ugarit. She is also offered as a bride to Yarikh during his wooing of Nikkal.

[gethoce]

Behold the Baterpillars: Pidray, Arsay and Tallay

[gethoce]

Happy birthday!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉💐💐💐💐💐✨🎉✨🎉✨✨💐✨💐, I hope I can do something for you when I have free time.

Thank you so much! :D

Have a doodle of the Morphometa kids that became a thing in my AU because of you e0ieh2ogbe2e2

I haven't gotten around to drawing them again since, but they'll appear in a big ask I hope to work on next heheh ~

[illidraws]