#god of love

[thegroveofgreatgods]

@redechoes voicing Thespius Green!

[francarieq]

I love that in the mythos Eros and Apollo have beef with each other

[cupcake-hearts]

Eros and Psyche

I know the story of Eros and Psyche is often told through Psyche's POV, but can you imagine the same story told from Eros's.

This God of Love, who's never actually been in love before, but constantly harasses/bothers mortals and immortals alike, suddenly falls in love. And only then does he realize what he's been doing to others for centuries. Love this beautiful and terrifying thing. It makes him happy and miserable all at the same time. He doesn't want/need it but at the same time refuses to let it go.

So he asks Apollo what he sees in the future. Apollo, who hates Eros for the grief he's caused him, tells him the truth- that if Eros were to continue loving her, she would try and find his true nature and betray him, and ultimately would die herself.

Eros determined to never let this happen, but unable to let her go, decides to take her as his wife but never let her know who he is. He keeps her from the rest of the world, not wanting any harm to come to her.

[honneyblues]

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRead Love Bullet

[maya-the-surreal-soldier]

Brainrot- i realized i barely did anything with my god ocs, so, i took it upon myself to make a little something for each of them,

This first one is Shar, her domain is on the mainland, and closest to the island the main story takes place on,

And here is her old faith robes and original chsheet

[mythologypaintings]

Venus and Cupid

Artist: Evelyn de Morgan (English, 1855-1919)

Date: 1878

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: De Morgan Collection, London, United Kingdom

Description

Like many of Evelyn De Morgan’s early works this painting is inspired by mythology. Venus, the Roman Goddess of love and beauty is said to have sprung from the froth of the sea. However the sea shells represented here have a dual meaing as they also symbolise female fertility and sexual potency. Venus’s companion is Cupid, the god of love, typically represented as a young winged boy. Mythology states that Venus confiscated Cupid’s arrows and in this representation it appears that Cupid is trying to persuade Venus to return these to him.

[evermore-grimoire]

The Evermore Grimoire: Greek Mythology

Eros (Ερως) was the god of erotic love in Greek mythology. He was also a minion and constant companion of the goddess Aphrodite (goddess of love). His role in myths is mostly complementary; he often appeared in the presence of Aphrodite and the other love gods and often acted as a catalyst for people to fall in love, but had little unique mythology of his own; the most major exception to that being the myth of Eros and Psyche (goddess of the soul), the story of how he met and fell in love with his wife. Aphrodite was jealous of Psyche and her beauty, as men were leaving her altars barren to worship a mere human woman instead. So she commanded Eros, to make Psyche fall in love with the ugliest creature on earth. But instead, he fell in love with her and spirited her away to his home. Their fragile peace was soon ruined by a visit from Psyche's jealous sisters, who caused her to betray the trust of her husband. Wounded, Eros left his wife, and Psyche wandered the Earth, looking for her lost love. Eventually, she approached Aphrodite and asked for her help. Aphrodite imposed a series of difficult tasks on Psyche, which she was able to achieve by means of supernatural assistance. After successfully completing these tasks, Aphrodite relented and Psyche became immortal and lived alongside Eros. Together they had a daughter named Hedone (goddess of pleasure).

artwork by Yliade

[geriaunelysk]

Doodled fem Lust today

Lust can take on both male and female forms and so can Reaper.

[cirquecarte]

love is all you need! 👼💘

[francarieq]

re-did eros’ design (i didn’t cook the first one)

[deimossie]

✦ PINK: REVERIE

[myguiltypleasureiolausnerdy]

[dreamconsumer]

Krishna and Radha.

[kb9-ships-mistercriky]

mom and dad reunited with their lovely children (and in George's case, their fan #1!)

but their hug... eyes close, so abandoned, so much love, I'm dead!

[mythologypaintings]

Cupid Fleeing from Slavery

Artist: Joseph-Marie Vien (French, 1716–1809)

Date: 1789

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Musée des Augustins, Toulouse, France

Description

"Cupid Fleeing From Slavery" depicts the Roman god of love, Cupid, escaping from a situation where he is being held captive, often symbolized by chains or bonds, usually with a frantic and energetic movement, signifying his desire for freedom and the inherent power of love to break free from constraints; it's a classic representation of love's rebellious nature and its resistance to being controlled