#Ar+ pic

[snail-friend]

Special training with the boy... Mug can't swim, yet, but we're working on it

[mmthemayoarts]

...........Hedgehog behaviour

[somereaderinblue]

In the spirit of the holidays, have a series of memes ft. me & Aster's Warrior!Penelope AU!

[pennysucks]

Have the gods being silly cuz I was bored during class 😘

Also an excuse to make a design for Artemis, Dionysus (even if they aren't in Epic) and Poseidon

@sewerpalette @your-ne1ghbor y'all might wanna see the designs, I like Artemis' personally 😜😜😜

[aurosoulart]

Create Despite

finally back to more regular personal art after a very long physical therapy break :,)

[rockchomper]

[elderwisp]

ah yes, i wanted to talk about dan and ares and the couch:

the lover

✧ ah, ares truly is a contradiction to his own name. soft-spoken and polite, he'd wouldn't purposely go out of his way to cause conflict. yet his sister, jayme, finds his optimistic view of life and love to be an opening for hurt. oh the pains of being a pure heart. ares's naturally indecisive nature would leave him to ask the question of what others would want rather than taking a moment to ask himself what he wants. sometimes going with the flow has it's own detriments.

the realist

✧ dan has always had a callous view of romance. modern love to dan is simply transaction at best, utilizing favors as a way to get what she wants but that behavior begins somewhere. as we know, she doesn't have the best relationship with her mother, but her father is someone she truly looks up to. so to see him deal with his own conflicts of being split between his daughter and wife terrifies dan because to be in love is to lose agency. she is sure about many things, but this is one concept she's not fully on board just yet.

the aftermath

✧ in their last scene together, there was a lot of back and forth between the dialogue. on the one hand you can see where ares is coaxing dan to take the lead and make the decision, whereas dan expresses how these conflicting feelings are a bit of a mindwinder and in the final moments of vulnerability, dan finally gives into those feelings of desire. but as atlas has mentioned, sometimes, we're the obstacle. dan is self-assured, rarely making a mistake unless it's intentionally to piss someone off, almost a goad like you truly have nothing over her. but to enter something she has no knowledge about? terrifying. meanwhile ares could wait out a response to a carefully crafted text, but how long could that be? one thing is for certain and that is the ball is completely in dan's court.

[aree3s]

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⠀⠀“ 𝖾𝗀𝗈𝆨𝖼𝖾𝗇𝗍𝗋ⲓ𝖼⠀𝗆ɑ𝗇⠀⠀♟️𝄄⦙⠀⠀나쁜 사람 ”

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[akirathedramaqueen]

Squeaky dilemma

Alright, bestie owl, Stolas, can you explain why you need to wear squeaky slippers in the morning,

but never put on shoes at all throughout the day otherwise?

GASP bonus pic: Stolas is IN ROBE AND WITHOUT SLIPPERS:

He was probably too sad to have them on :(

[socially-awkward-chocobo]

Happy Kagepro Day!!!

[theanticool]

A Busy Week in Women's Boxing!

Was looking at the schedule for this week and there is so much happening in women's boxing so going to lay it all out in one convenient place.

Over on Boxxer and Peacock we have Collision Course. In the main event, the IBF and WBC welterweight championships will be on the line, as champions Natasha Jonas and Ivana Habazin face off. Jonas is a former standout GB amateur that has found huge success in the pros. She's a two weight world champion. She's recently got a win over fellow multi division champion Mikaela Mayer. At 40 years old, she's made a good career for herself. Habazin is a Croatian boxer that is probably known best for being the loser in high profile match ups - Shields, Harper, Braekhus, Lauren, etc. But she is a two time world champion, having recently won a world title after having a ten year title drought.

In the co-main, Olympic gold medalist Lauren Price gets a mandatory fight out the way. She is coming off the biggest win of her pro career, a dominant win over former undisputed welterweight champion Jessica McCaskill for the WBA title. She'll take on Colombian Bexcy Mateus. Card is on Saturday (Dec. 14) on Peacock for those in the US. On SkySports for those in the UK.

Over on DAZN, Golden Boy Promotions has a card going down on Saturday (Dec. 14) as well. On the undercard we will get to see the return of former Olympic bronze medalist and former united flyweight champion Marlen Esparza. Esparza is coming off a big loss, where she lost her title on the scale, and then proceeded to lose on the cards. She is now moving up to super flyweight (115lbs). She'll take on fellow former flyweight champion Arely Mucino. Mucino is a long time veteran of the pro scene as well as a 4x world champion. She turned pro back in 2008 and has been competing at the highest levels of the sport since 2010. It's a good crossroads fight between two 35 year old boxers that are looking for one last run at world championships.

Another former Olympian! Brazilian Beatriz Ferreira is back from her stint at the 2024 Olympic games. A silver medalist at the 2020 Olympics, she added a bronze medal to her cabinet this year. But she's also the IBW lightweight champion. It's a division that has suddenly filled up with interesting fighters - Caroline Dubois, Bo Mi Re Shin, Terri Harper, Imane Khelif, etc. So there are fights for someone like Beatriz to chase. But first, she'll have to get through Frenchwoman Licia Boudersa. Boudersa is one of those French fighters that has fought their whole career in France against meh opposition, so they have an impressive looking record just from staying active.

We have a rematch this week. The last time Esneidy Rodriguez and Sana Hazuki, there was some wonkiness with the scoring so they're running it again. Rodriguez is an undefeated Mexican fighter on the come up. Sana Hazuki is a Japanese journeywoman. She's fought for a couple of world titles and come up short. Her record looks bad (12-9) but that's part fighting in a division with a small pool of fighters and part constantly fighting world champions (Yokasta Valle, Nanae Suzuki, Mika Iwakawa, Eri Matsuda). A true youth vs experience style match up.

ANOTHER former Olympian! This time from Canada. 2020+2024 Olympian and former amateur world champion Tamm Thibeault will make her pro debut on Friday over on DAZN. Didn't even realize the Canadian had signed with MVP (Jake Paul's outfit) or was planning on going pro. Only 27 years old and in a division as shallow as middleweight, she's got the potential to go far. First she has to deal with journeywoman Natasha Spence.

Last we have a couple fights going down in Australia.

Kaye Scott is a 40 year old who is a pioneer of the sport in Australia. She was part of the first ever sanctioned women's fight in the country. She represented the country on the amateur scene for years, taking home silver medals up at light heavyweight in 2016 and 2023 at the world championships. She recently made her move pro in November 2023 and quickly rattled off 4 wins. Now she's getting a title shot. It's a rematch with Desley Robinson, a woman she beat earlier this year. Robinson is a known entity, having fought Lani Daniels for the LHW title as well.

Do you remember John Wayne Parr? Legend of Australian muay thai? Well his daughter, Jazzy Parr, is also a fighter. And a pretty good one at that. While she's done quite a bit of kickboxing and muay thai, she seems to have settled on boxing as her primary sport. At least for now. The 21 year old has run up a 6-0 record in the sport and looks poised to make a run at a world title at bantamweight. She is set to face her most experienced opponent to date, former world champion Shannon O'Connell.

There is more but I fear this might run long. But if you're even a tiny bit interested in any of these fights, I implore you to seek them out. It's a good week to start getting into women's boxing as there's a lot going on globally and a lot of it will be available on streaming or TV depending on where you live.

[therealnightcity]

[avampyone]

Junelezen Day 10: Shrine

The Weeping City of Mhach - Shrine of the Goetic

Mhach, beware the dark, keep away or lose your heart.

[aesthetictw]

— ares.

god of war, violence, battlelust and rage

[theophagie]

Maybe I'm just losing my mind over this because I'm constantly in demon birds hell but Octavia's design makes me go brrr. If anything it's interesting that she has more Stella in her considering the show's direction so far

[rockchomper]