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Part 8 of my Greek God designs, here's Ares! Nothing crazy I'm not big on drawing armored designs honestly. While I also read up on him a bit I feel there's not much of note, he's god of war and the lover of Aphrodite (though if anyone who knows more about him as facts and stories to share I'd love to hear it!) As always feel free to leave suggestions for whos next!
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the cpu miis and thier godly parents
ryan zeus
elisa hera
abby athena
tommy ares
saburo hephaestus
luca eros
miyu hestia
matt hades
NEPTUNE Greek God The trident-wielding Neptune was Lord of the Sea and the younger brother of Jupiter.
#neptune #greekgods
Who should I draw next? ⚡
Circe🐖💗
Apollo🔆💫
The wind god Aeolus
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The Underworld Family!
/They wear fake horns as a crown
𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓸𝔁𝓲𝓬𝓪𝓽𝓮𝓭 - Ampelos & Dionysus
“ Why do you sigh for me, Dionysos, when no sighing will wake me? " - [313] Nonnun, Dionysiaca Book 11
Apollo Myths
Apollo (Apollo) is an important figure in ancient Greek mythology, involving many complex storylines. He is the god of light and the patron of music, poetry, prophecy and medicine. Apollo is not only the son of Zeus, but also has inextricable ties with many famous mythological heroes and gods.
One of the most famous stories is the relationship between Apollo and his twin sister Artemis. Artemis is the goddess of hunting and wild animals, while Apollo is often considered the patron of music and art. The relationship between the two is harmonious and complex, and their stories are full of symbols of power and beauty.
However, the myth of Apollo is not only about the embodiment of power and glory, but also involves the tragedy of fate. For example, Apollo fell in love with the beautiful fairy Daphne and pursued her madly, but she eventually chose to turn into a laurel tree in order to escape his pursuit. Apollo therefore made the laurel tree his sacred object and wore a laurel crown forever. This image is still widely circulated today.
In works of art, the image of Apollo is often represented by idealization. The most well-known is the Apollo Belvedere Statue, which shows the idealized posture and perfect body proportions of the god Apollo. It represents the pinnacle of ancient Greek sculpture art and is an indispensable classic in art history.
