Solver Drakon

Something I made a while ago. Eldritchterrors ❤️‍🩹

I can't stop thinking about this

⁠❥ This was my first big piece of art, and as far as I remember I redrew the background about five times—but in the end, part of it turned out to be unnecessary and got cropped out (￣▽￣) The cameras were actually the easiest thing to draw. The hardest part was figuring out how I wanted to position Cyn, and CynTessa appeared at the very last moment, pretty randomly

dearly

My first murder drones commission I ever did

fix you right up 💛

It's them ok?

i miss them so much

Helen and Hermione commission from last December

old N drawing

Day 8-Aeneas

been a while

you are my angel

I like J

The Odyssey, traditionally attributed to Homer and composed around the 8th–7th century BCE, recounts the decade-long journey of Odysseus, king of Ithaca, as he attempts to return home after the Trojan War. Although set in a recognizable Mediterranean world, the epic blends myth, memory, and geography in ways that resist literal mapping. Since antiquity, readers have tried to situate Odysseus’ wanderings, from the land of the Cyclopes to the island of Circe, on a real-world map, but the poem functions less as a travelogue and more as a narrative of human resilience, identity, and the testing of heroic virtue. Efforts to anchor these events in actual locations reflect a broader impulse to reconcile mythic storytelling with emerging historical and geographical inquiry in the ancient Greek world.