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sarafangirlart · 2 months ago
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I don’t understand the urge to completely remove the kidnapping from Persephone’s story, if anything it’s what makes her relationship with Hades so interesting and complex, he kidnapped her, but he also treats her like an equal, listens to her wisdom, doesn’t get in the way of her decisions as queen, compare and contrast that to Zeus and Hera who were said to be lovers before they got married only for their marriage to be absolutely chaotic and toxic. The dichotomy of the beginning of these relationships vs what comes after is very interesting to explore.
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spiritthemoron · 8 months ago
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Something a little different from my other hazbin stuff- one of my favorite things to do is design fun designs for the Greek gods, are they lore accurate-no but they’re fun!
Here are the designs for Persephone, Hera, and Amphridite!
For Persephone I wanted to base her off a flower because of the goddess of spring stuff and I finally settled on a cherry blossom theme, because I find them very pretty!
Hera I made like a regal deep blue and had gold to accent it, you can’t really see it in this drawing but her crown has a trail of golden peacock feathers.
And Amphridite is an ocean nymph so I wanted a more physical difference between her and the other two so I’ve kinda just dictated that nymph have these downward turned ears, for her they’re fish like.
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artisthedgehog · 1 year ago
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Hades and Persephone are such a mood they're literally king and queen of hell and still one of them has a dog whose name literally means SPOT and the other one is the goddess of FLOWERS and SPRING and if that's not couple goals idk what is
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theleftchickennugget · 1 year ago
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Persephone: An apple a day keeps Apollo away :)
Hades: And a pomegranate a day will keep your mother away
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newrealityworld · 1 month ago
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Inktober day 6: Persephone Queen of the Underworld
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mai-marybel · 5 months ago
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Oh so when Persephone punishes her husband's lover by turning her into a plant it's "a feminist girlboss move" but when I, HERA-
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m1dori-eyes · 2 months ago
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Imagine this and also a dilf twink goth peggable failure malewife
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starfanatic · 9 months ago
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Persephone/Hades. Heheheheh.
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Okay um, before I explain ALL MY HXP MOOTS I LOVE YALL SO MUCH YOU ARE VERY DEAR TO ME BUT!!!
I don’t like it. I think they’re very overrated and I’m sick of seeing them. Not only do I not see the appeal but I think other couples are easily more interesting and entertaining. Like seriously. They’re fine seperate, it’s when they get together that I get bored.
It probably doesn’t help that I hate Lore Olympus… or any retelling of HxP…
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ilmaris · 9 months ago
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Persephone - Lady of the Underworld
In Greek mythology, the wife of Hades, ruler of the underworld, protector of the souls of the dead and goddess of sprouting grain, also known as Kora. She was the daughter of Demeter and Zeus. She was kidnapped by Hades while she and her companions were playing in a meadow. When she tried to pick a beautiful narcissus flower, the earth opened and Hades appeared on a golden chariot, carrying her away to his kingdom. Her attributes were poppy seeds and pomegranates.
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late-to-the-party-99 · 1 year ago
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Songbird (Pt. Three)
A lone siren realizes her echo isn't her own. It's that of Echo, invisible and only able to repeat the words of others. They find a way to grow close anyway... and to break some curses.
Part One
Part Two
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“The rain’s too strong,” Ligeia says, squinting at the dreary drizzle outside. “I don’t think I can fly in that.”
“We can wait,” Echo says. “All we need is something to do.”
Ligeia chuckles. “When I find a library, I’ll let you know.”
“You like to read?”
She sinks back into her nest, pulling her wings close. “I did. My mother had scroll after scroll of poetry. All the songs and verses you could ever want,” she sighs.
“Your mother sounds like a lovely person.”
“She was. But we have no scrolls here. Though… I do remember them. Maybe…” Ligeia pauses, realizing what she’s about to propose. I haven’t done that in so long, she thinks. Not since with her.
But Echo is right there, patient and soft. She smells like the rain outside, but sweeter — with a hint of jasmine. 
“…we could take turns telling stories?” Ligeia suggests.
“I don’t know many stories, though.” Echo gusts past her to rustle in the corner, scooping up discarded walnut shells. “We should use these for something. A game?”
“Why don’t I supply the stories, and you supply the contest?”
The wind grows lighter and looser. “It’s a date,” Echo teases.
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“See, this is why you’re my favorite.” Mistress giggles behind her hand. “Please, could you sing more to me tonight?” Her eyes shine a soft green, her skin aglow in the violet light of dusk. She smells of lavender and jasmine. 
“I would love to.”
Mistress leans close with a whisper, meant for only the two of them: “It’s a date, then.”
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A flush rises to Ligeia’s cheeks. Giving her head a brisk shake, she hops out of her nest and stumbles out of Echo’s way.
“Ready,” Echo taps out. “It isn’t much, but it’s a start. We compete to see who’ll throw these shells the farthest.”
“Alright.” Ligeia clears her throat. With a faint tremble to her voice, she begins.
She doesn’t sing. But she chants, weaving a tale in rhyme about a hero who fell for Love himself. As she speaks, the words returning to her with practiced ease, she tosses the shells. 
“You’re a very good storyteller,” Echo says when she finishes.
Ligeia manages to fling her pebble onto the grass. She smiles, her stomach fluttering. “I think you might be trying to distract me so I don’t get so many points.”
“…maybe.”
She snorts, and so does Echo, pitching up the sound into a light laugh. “But thank you,” Ligeia says. “I’m glad to hear I still have some of my skills.”
“You must’ve been very popular.”
Ligeia’s smile fades a little. “Only with one person.”
“Who were they?”
“Uh.” Why do I feel like this? It happened so long ago. It’s not like Echo is your — no. No. Just stay quiet. Don’t say—
“I’m sorry,” Echo says, cutting into her thoughts. “I shouldn’t—”
“It’s fine! I just… I haven’t thought about her in a while.” Ligeia draws in a deep breath, rolling the shell around in her talons. The words begin to push their way to the surface. “We grew up together, her and I and my sisters. We all kept her company.”
“What sorts of things did you do?”
“We picked flowers, we sang, and we told stories.”
“That sounds fun,” Echo says, a wistful note entering her voice.
“Yes.” The shell crackles in her grip. “She and I were the closest, though. She liked my stories the best, and she spent the most time with me. We were friends.”
“You seem to have cared about her very much.”
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“She’s married.”
The Lady stands before them, Ligeia and her sisters kneeling at her feet. Her voice sounds brittle, the sweetness gone and replaced by something thornier. “The Underworld took her, and my brother — he approved of it. I couldn’t do anything. Nobody did anything.”
The grass around them wilts from green to yellow.
“You didn’t do anything,” the Lady snarls.
Ligeia’s head snaps up, tears shining in her eyes. “What could we have done?” 
“Anything other than standing there.” The Lady’s hands curl into fists. “Anything other than letting my daughter be taken away to such a cruel fate.”
“My Lady, please—”
“She’s married to that man. My only daughter is gone for several months of the year!”
“My Lady—”
“Did you not care?”
Ligeia jumps to her feet. “I love her! You think I don’t grieve at her marriage?” 
Silence falls over the glade. Her sisters stare at her. The Lady stares at her. The Lady’s eyes glow gold like wheat in the sun, bloodied by a red dawn. “And what good was your love?”
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Ligeia finds herself blinking back tears. “I wish I loved her enough to save her.”
There’s a beat of hesitation, the air turning over itself. Then, Echo flutters down and close to Ligeia, like a pair of arms. 
This time, emotion swells in her chest. She can’t choke it back. Her face crumples. She draws in a ragged breath and finds the air close and cool. Beyond the hope of return, she leans into the touch and sobs, heaving her shoulders.
The sound is ugly. It’s the sound of a grieving woman. But as it pours out of her, the thorns catching in her throat, she feels her chest loosen. She feels Echo’s touch grow firmer and even closer to her, becoming a true embrace.
“Thank you,” she whispers later, her ability to speak with words recovered. “I needed that.”
“You did,” Echo says. She feels so gentle, so kind and warm. “You deserve to grieve what you lose. This person — she sounds like she meant a great deal to you.”
“She was my first love,” Ligeia admits, swishing her tail feathers. 
“And you loved her enough. That wasn’t why you lost her,” Echo says, pressing closer. “It wasn’t your fault.”
“She deserved better, though. Both her and her mother.”
“So did you.”
Ligeia blinks, then manages a small nod. “I… you’re right. We all did.”
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zigadoodle · 5 days ago
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She's beautiful! 🌸🌸🌸
Do you have a Persephone design to go along with your Hades? If so can I please see them
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was between doing her goth or a coquette girly end up with thwe coquette since hades is the goth one
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sarafangirlart · 1 month ago
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Do you have any sketch for Persephone and/or Hecate?
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There’s this old sketch of Persephone before the kidnapping.
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ecoamerica · 22 days ago
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vetyr · 1 year ago
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Hades and Persephone
Recent commission! The details on this one were crazy fun to paint, I spent a lot of time on it but I'm really happy with the result :)
If you'd like to make an inquiry or get more information about commissions, feel free to email [email protected].
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mostly-funnytwittertweets · 8 months ago
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late-to-the-party-99 · 2 years ago
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This is so cool! Considering that Homer’s Odyssey describes Persephone as “dread Persephone,” as well as speculation about what her Mycenaean version looked like, I don’t think it’s all that far from some of the myths either. 
I'm tired of Hades being the creepy one on the relationship
AU where Persephone is a zombie. She died too young and her mom couldn't bear to let her go and breathes a wisp of life into her every morning to keep her almost-not-quite alive by her side. This is a little uncomfortable for Persephone, but she's an adaptable type, so she rolls with it.
Hades kidnaps her because she's *already dead*, hello, did she get lost? It's an unkindness to leave a soul wandering. Turns out he wildly misread the situation and now he's got an annoyed and amused zombie houseguest causing all kinds of trouble while she waits for her mom to come knocking.
Also Persephone thinks the underworld is fucking awesome (*way* more comfy than being dead in the living world) and Hades is stupid-cute and pretty soon she's working out an elaborate plot to timeshare.
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isthemicon · 3 months ago
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Kaos on Netflix is a bit as if someone who loved Percy Jackson growing up was told they are too old to like it so they took their love for it and combined it with Succession while listening to Hadestown soundtrack and watching Romeo + Juliet by Baz Luhrmann
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