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Because Judas was someone's baby too.

Artist: Justin Novak 🪡

“All right, all right! But they’re dogs!”—Judas replied to it as he tied the knot. And, because the rope might deceive him and break, he hung it over the precipice—if it breaks then he will still find his death atop the rocks. And, before he pushed himself off with his leg and hanged himself, Judas of Kerioth warned Jesus attentively one more time: “Please meet me kindly, I am very tired, Jesus.” And he jumped. The rope tightened, but held. Judas’ neck became thin, and his arms and legs came together and hung down, as if they were wet. He died. Thus in two days, one after another, they left the earth: Jesus of Nazareth and Judas of Kerioth, the Traitor.

Finally Judas made it to the top and to the crooked tree, and here the wind began to torment him. But after Judas had scolded it, it began to sing softly and quietly—the wind was flying away somewhere and it was saying its goodbye.

black sheep (2009)

anyone wanna guess what this doesthedogdie tie is for?

thaaaat’s right!

this is kind of a gold mine

Butterfly 🦋✨

It was a delight to draw Loveless' Judas. He is definitely one of my favorite interpretations out there!

by Francesco Lupicini- 1630

Mary Magdalene in Meditation (1623) by Jusepe de Ribera

The temptation of Judas Iscariot.

The Repentant Magdalen (c. 1635-1640) - Georges de La Tour

The City Beyond

There was a reason for the portrait.