#amphis-art

[messymoonmad]

what are the relationships between the married gods? You stated that both Poseidon and Zeus are majestic sluts, and Amphitrite has her own lovers to deal with it, but is there still love between them? We all know Zeus is a manhwore, but does he still care for Hera and her for him? He seemed upset when someone tried to get with her, and she's angry when he cheats, but is it just a pride thing?

Also, can we get Hades and Persephone designs? :3

Zeus is very much in love with Hera and she loves him too but he's a cheating bastard and she hates him for that but they are bound together for eternity so they are stuck in a toxic cycle of love angst and hate. He would be infuriated if she was courted by another man cause of jealousy and double standards (he's a misogynistic idiot)

Poseidon loves Amphitrite and doesn't feel betrayed when she sleeps with other women cause he thinks gay sex is not serious for women . Amphitrite hates his cheating ass but will never tell him that she is jealouse of the women and horses he fucks. Poseidon is very possessive tho which makes it hard for amphi to hate him completely ITS COMPLICATED

So yeah they are in toxic love relationships

ANYWAYS HERE'S MY PERSEPHONE DESIGN 🎀💕💅🏻🪦

[ruthlessness69]

𝐜𝐚𝐧’𝐭 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞 𝐦𝐲 𝐡𝐮𝐬𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐢𝐬 𝐠𝐚𝐲 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐦𝐲. 𝐢 𝐦𝐞𝐚𝐧 𝐢 𝐜𝐚𝐧’𝐭 𝐛𝐥𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐡𝐢𝐦 𝐚𝐭 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐜𝐚𝐮𝐬𝐞 𝐢𝐦 𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐟𝐞- 𝐁𝐔𝐓 𝐒𝐓𝐈𝐋𝐋

(HIII BLOOD :D - @4mph1r1t3 )

- Amphi, don't you spread this around, okay?!... Besides, I'm not gay for him. I'm... smth else for him. I haven't decided yet. And....

/stumbled for a sec/

- Wait, you what?!

((😁 hi Lady Amphitrite 🩵✨))

[ontheseconddayitrains]

Darling ✨

[beatriz-lioness]

Art of Shadow, my SoulSilver Umbreon, and Amphy, the Ampharos from Olivine City.

In the game some Pokémon can end up falling in love with Amphy, so did Shadow. I'd bring him once in a while to the lighthouse for them to meet. It was silly but it was so cool!

I've had that idea for months now. I'm happy I finally did it!

[z-moves]

Card sleeve artwork from a Jasmine Trading Card Game merchandise collection

Art by sowsow (Twitter/X: sowsowkoubou)

[dasspaceace]

*goes sprinting through its nest excitedly*

IT'S HAPPENING! IT'S HAPPENING!

My Secret Satan entries for AmphithereRose!

I had soo much fun doing these 💜

[batbutton]

request 9 - jasmine

[amphis-art]

The Ambassadors of Nihon, Kurogane, Lord of Suwa and his Lord-Consort, Prince of Valeria and Mage of Celes, Fai D. Flourite.

"Who told them all those titles?!"

"Not me."

I saw these outfits and I immediatly thought of Fai and Kurogane attending a very important event in the name of Princess Tomoyo.

And I really wanted to do papercut again.

[teaiel]

Ampharos!

~~~

Etsy

Instagram

[amphi-lol]

cowboy?

Idk how to draw hats 💔💔

[possible-streetwear]

[ruthlessness69]

absolutely rare pic where my Poseidon actually SMILES

I'd call these arts "Imagine that gods live in our modern world almost like mortals do"

[eintausendschoen]

"The man, the sea, his queen, and the sea herself by the light of a single oillight."

— for @ruthlessness69, because you make me want to make spleepy Poseidon cry of happiness. (scene not in the fic, (yet, (but what do I know)))

This is the long, long, long, long overdue fic rec for "The man and the sea" over on AO3. Of course, with art. Let me just say, if you need a soft(er) Poseidon with a heart full of pining for a certain king, a lot of romcom-ish meddling, and two badass queens, look no further... you'll, laugh, you'll sigh, you'll most definitely cry!

The Man and The Sea by ruthlessness Rating: Mature Relationships: Odysseus/Poseidon (EPIC: The Musical), Amphitrite & Poseidon (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore), Odysseus/Penelope (EPIC: The Musical) Summary: The sea is different everyday, but it always remains to be the sea. At times the water is sparkly and shiny, going from light turquoise to deep ocean blue, sometimes nearly black, and at times it's muddy and brown because of the dirt and mud being raised up from the bottom. The sea never hides it's secrets, they are just lurking down below. They are always ready to come up to the surface and be a shocking surprise to anybody. The sea was hiding lots of skeletons of the past and also lots of treasures. And it was completely ruthless.

✨I remember seeing your header for the first chapter just after Vengeance Saga aired, and beneath it you mentioned wanting to post on AO3 but lacking an account. To this day I am happy you didn't delete my slightly creepy message (I thought it was a bit creepy, we didn't know each other), and over time made me laugh and sob so hard with this fic and all your wonderful art for the pairing. I just want to give a little something back as a new years gift, bc your story and art make me feel like Poseidon here. Hope your character designs are recognizable enough (Amphi does her own thing, though), playing with your colorsets for the characters was real fun.

🍑 Okay, hear me out, this time there is a reason for the lack of draperies, really! No... stop it right there, just because I don't draw clothes doesn't mean I can't draw clothes...! 😭😭

[theoihalioistuff]

"In regard to myth, although there does not exist a female equivalent of the well-known loves between a god and a young mortal (e.g., Apollo and Hyacinthus), a motif of interest appears in the story of Callisto: according to one variation, attested by scholia on Hesiod and Aratos, Zeus adopts the guise of Artemis in order to engage in a sexual relationship with the goddess’s preferred companion." Oxford Classical Dictionary, Female Homosexuality, Sandra Boehringer

This first surviving mention that Zeus disguised himself as Artemis in order to approach Kallisto is (quite upsettingly) from a lost comedy by Amphis (4th C. BC), where the butt of the joke is that a naive Kallisto accuses Artemis of having gotten her pregnant:

"But as Amphis, writer of comedies, says, Zeus, assuming the form of Artemis, followed the girl as if to aid her in hunting, and embraced her when out of sight of the rest. Questioned by Artemis as to the reason for her swollen form, she replied that it was the goddess' fault, and because of this reply, Artemis changed her into the shape we mentioned above [bear]." (Amphis fr. 47 Kock, as quoted in Hyginus Astronomica 2.1.2)

Whether Zeus' disguise was invented by Amphis for "comedic effect" or was part of an earlier tradition is a matter of conjecture, but it is certainly well attested later on and by roman times it had become the most popular variant.

(Amphis fr. 46 [Schol. Aratus 37-44]; Hyg. Poet. Astr. 2.1.2; cf. Apollod. Bibl. 3.100f.; Nonnus Dion. 2.122f., 33.288-92, 36.66-74; Ov. Met. 2.401-530; Schol. Callim. Hymn 1.41; Schol. Lycoph. Alex. 481).

~Artistic sources for Kallisto's transformation are very sparse, which I think is kind of a pity considering how hauntingly beautiful and awesome surviving images are (in order):

LIMC Kallisto 5, Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Kallisto transforming into a bear.

LIMC Kallisto 18, Sammlung Herbert A. Cahn Basel. Bear-headed boy next to bear-headed woman, most likely Arkas and Kallisto.

LIMC Kallisto 7, Private Collection. Kallisto with the infant Arkas on her lap.

LIMC Kallisto 6, J. Paul Getty Museum Malibu. Huntsman, Kallisto turning into a bear, Hermes rescuing the infant Arkas.

[thestardustheadmates]

A lovely Ampharos!

The ^_^ face is adorable I love it.

[amphis-art]

A collage for my music notebook, and a photo of my cat, Tomás Gallardo, for free!