Alexander the ok

Head of Dionysus, found in the Horti Lamiani, Quirinal Hill, Rome. M.C. Inv 1129.

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Orpheus & Eurydice

THIS

This panel, once identified as a music lesson, probably depicts a scene of love, set inside a house. A woman playing a kithara (a type of lyre) sits with her lover who gazes adoringly at her. From Pompeii, in modern-day Italy. Roman period, 50-79 CE. (The British Museum, London).

I saw this somewhere and it's very cute omg

tiny friend

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the problem with ancient roman propaganda about powerful women the romans didn't like was that maybe it worked on a roman audience, but when i read about cleopatra being a cunning seductress aiming for rome's downfall i just think it makes her sexier

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inclusivity win! the roman emperor who just killed you by dumping two tons of flower petals on you is transgender

some traditional stuff i drew for the last few days

Kassandra of Troy

for a story @ashilrak and @mrthology are working on 🤍

This is so pretty!

I’m posting my fnaf art I am obsessed with the Daycare attendant okay I love him

I’ve also been reading @bamsara ‘s fanfic Solar Lunacy and I’m obsessed , it’s so good and their art is freaking amazing too literally check it out , also credit to them for the concept of sun having an open mouth

Cover reveal 🦖🗿✨ Dear visitors! We are proud to present you the cover illustration for the upcoming Night at the Museum fanzine! Assembly of the contributions is going well, so keep your eyes peeled for the start of April 👀

THIS LOOKS AMAZING ALREADY ♥️♥️

forgot to post this here! a menelaus for @menelaiad’s birthday last sunday <3333

My dog Bella sleeps with her tounge out! 💕