#Apollo

[bfire92]

Apollo and Dionysus about Hermes.

polycule where one guy has an “i can fix him” mindset and another guy has an “i can make him worse” mindset about the same third guy. net zero moral change

[thehyacinthprophecy]

Nico having some musical talent and a terrifying, hauntingly beautiful singing voice is so important to me.

Just Apollo clinging to Will and breaking down into tears cuz "YOU DID SO FUCKING GOOD, SON, YOU HAVE EXQUISITE TASTE".

[broke-my-bone-on-your-bullshit]

i’ll take your “troy is the actual hermes” and raise you my “troy is actually apollo doing an impression of hermes”

[br3adtoasty]

some of the god designs i did over on instagram

[dynamicwinter-blog]

@anotheroceanid @chaoticdumbassrogue

Sooooo... Athena, Apollo, or Perse?

i love when characters lie to themselves in the complete privacy of their own minds

[arihuntress]

POST TOA

[skepticism105]

A peaceful break before duty calls once again.

[elianzis]

L'Apollo e Dafne

Bernini's works are so delicious.... Also Apollo here is so beautiful, i can't....

[laurusamystic]

There’s a good reason for this! This makes perfect sense! Apollon represents the light of the Sun, while Helios is the Sun itself - the literal embodiment of it.

idk how to explain this but the left image feels like apollo and the right image helios

[r4ygunnnnnn]

my apollo fanart cus im his child or whatever </3 - based off of @/marilyna_4 's design on tiktok !

[cup1d-ch4rm]

May I offer some Apollochus/SunSword

[messymoonmad]

Who is more likely to fall for a mortal, Apollo or Hermes?

Hermes : apollo obviously, he is a hopeless romantic and will fall in love with anything that looks his way, I have standards !

[snickers47]

where’s that ball of Apollo again?

I bring you… my silly little comics. Saw a tik tok this morning about British Museum recognizing emperor Elagabalus as a trans woman 🏳️‍⚧️, and I just had to draw this.

[lyreofchrysaor]

Apollon is there.

When the sixty-something man picks up an instrument, because he never got to learn in his youth and discovered a new passion. He thinks he is too old to learn, but something tells him it is never too late.

Apollon is there.

When the lonely kid at the back of the class doodles on their desk to calm themselves. Their creative world is all they have, and that is okay.

Apollon is there.

When the parents are yelling and fighting, and all their child can do is adjust their headphones and turn the volume higher, hoping to drown it out. It'll be over soon, just focus on the music.

Apollon is there.

When a student pours over the chapter they've been studying for the past week or so, trying to dissect every piece of it. When it finally clicks, and it feels like the world lights up as everything they've read makes sense.

Apollon is there.

In the laughter of the children on a warm summer's day. Their fingers are sticky with the ice cold juice they drank earlier, their shoes are long forgotten for the grass is cool enough. Their lives are ahead of them, but they don't need to worry.

Apollon is there.

In the rage of a father, a mentor, an older brother—on behalf of someone younger that was not able to defend themselves when needed. Something can be done. Something will be done.

Apollon is there.

In the ink of the poet, scribbling down every word furiously. Their mind is full, they must get it all on paper. Their words will not stop. When they close their eyes, all they see is light.

Apollon is there.

In the steady beeping of the monitor, as a patient—old, young, somewhere in between—fights for their life. He is there as they make it, and He is there as they don't.

[allmythologies]

modern greek myth: apollo