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 Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 11:46 am
Tektek the gods/goddesses on what they would look in this century, there can be more than one of each god/goddess. Have fun tektek-ing, you can also comment on each other's tekteks.
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Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 12:11 pm
Here's mine: Calypso: Persephone:
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Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:43 pm
 Ares, the best that I could do on tek tek
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Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 5:38 pm
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Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 4:23 pm
Selene, the "faded" moon goddess:
 Wait sorry...what they look like now?!
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Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 4:28 pm
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Posted: Sat May 22, 2010 8:47 am
This probably won't sync well, but here's one for Hephaestus.  One of his children or descendants is going to haunt me, now, aren't they, if i got it wrong or got the right idea in the wrong order? redface
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Posted: Sun May 30, 2010 10:50 am
Javier Cross This probably won't sync well, but here's one for Hephaestus. One of his children or descendants is going to haunt me, now, aren't they, if i got it wrong or got the right idea in the wrong order? redface most likely
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Posted: Sun May 30, 2010 11:02 am
karmastinks18 Javier Cross This probably won't sync well, but here's one for Hephaestus. One of his children or descendants is going to haunt me, now, aren't they, if i got it wrong or got the right idea in the wrong order? redface most likely Then let me brace myself for once they begin to hunt me down, then. crying I also found someone's work on Aphrodite of Cyprus, as well, and that someone would go by the name of Sue Gaia, if i got it right. Can we invite her, on there? Also, i am bringing in the image i found, along with the name of the creator! I found it somewhere, and i wonder if its alright to invite the creator of the avatar, on.
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Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 7:12 am
Javier Cross karmastinks18 Javier Cross This probably won't sync well, but here's one for Hephaestus. One of his children or descendants is going to haunt me, now, aren't they, if i got it wrong or got the right idea in the wrong order? redface most likely Then let me brace myself for once they begin to hunt me down, then. crying I also found someone's work on Aphrodite of Cyprus, as well, and that someone would go by the name of Sue Gaia, if i got it right. Can we invite her, on there? Also, i am bringing in the image i found, along with the name of the creator! I found it somewhere, and i wonder if its alright to invite the creator of the avatar, on. Sure, you can invite her. I thought Aphrodite was known not to have any parents . . .
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Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 7:18 am
"According to Homer, Hera was Aphrodite's mother, and Apollodorus states Zeus was her father. Some myths say that she had no parents and was born from the cap of a wave out at sea following the fertilization of the sea by the genitals of Uranus. Uranus had been castrated by his son, Kronos, who then threw the severed genitals into the ocean." karmastinks18 Javier Cross karmastinks18 Javier Cross This probably won't sync well, but here's one for Hephaestus. One of his children or descendants is going to haunt me, now, aren't they, if i got it wrong or got the right idea in the wrong order? redface most likely Then let me brace myself for once they begin to hunt me down, then. crying I also found someone's work on Aphrodite of Cyprus, as well, and that someone would go by the name of Sue Gaia, if i got it right. Can we invite her, on there? Also, i am bringing in the image i found, along with the name of the creator! I found it somewhere, and i wonder if its alright to invite the creator of the avatar, on. Sure, you can invite her. I thought Aphrodite was known not to have any parents . . .
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Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 3:57 pm
SquishyFishy4 "According to Homer, Hera was Aphrodite's mother, and Apollodorus states Zeus was her father. Some myths say that she had no parents and was born from the cap of a wave out at sea following the fertilization of the sea by the genitals of Uranus. Uranus had been castrated by his son, Kronos, who then threw the severed genitals into the ocean." karmastinks18 Javier Cross karmastinks18 Javier Cross This probably won't sync well, but here's one for Hephaestus. One of his children or descendants is going to haunt me, now, aren't they, if i got it wrong or got the right idea in the wrong order? redface most likely Then let me brace myself for once they begin to hunt me down, then. crying I also found someone's work on Aphrodite of Cyprus, as well, and that someone would go by the name of Sue Gaia, if i got it right. Can we invite her, on there? Also, i am bringing in the image i found, along with the name of the creator! I found it somewhere, and i wonder if its alright to invite the creator of the avatar, on. Sure, you can invite her. I thought Aphrodite was known not to have any parents . . . Not to mention that according to some versions of Aphrodite's Origin story, it was said that Hecate was either her full sister or half-sister, directly either by Uranus' blood, or by some other pair of immortals' blood. According to the Cyprians, Aphrodite may have even been a Flesh-and-Blood Heroine who had died helping to defend their people, and Cyprus was where Aphrodite was born. Interesting note: It was said that Arthur Pendragon's[King Arthur's] family was descended from Aphrodite, through her demigod son, Aeneas of Troy, along with Augustus Caesar's family! ^_^ I can't invite SUE GAIA on the guild, because only crew members can send her the invite.
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Posted: Sun Jun 20, 2010 10:36 am
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Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 10:16 pm
SmexyShay Artemis  Artemis is so pretty, too. redface
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Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 3:25 pm
Javier Cross SquishyFishy4 "According to Homer, Hera was Aphrodite's mother, and Apollodorus states Zeus was her father. Some myths say that she had no parents and was born from the cap of a wave out at sea following the fertilization of the sea by the genitals of Uranus. Uranus had been castrated by his son, Kronos, who then threw the severed genitals into the ocean." karmastinks18 Javier Cross Then let me brace myself for once they begin to hunt me down, then. crying I also found someone's work on Aphrodite of Cyprus, as well, and that someone would go by the name of Sue Gaia, if i got it right. Can we invite her, on there? Also, i am bringing in the image i found, along with the name of the creator! I found it somewhere, and i wonder if its alright to invite the creator of the avatar, on. Sure, you can invite her. I thought Aphrodite was known not to have any parents . . . Not to mention that according to some versions of Aphrodite's Origin story, it was said that Hecate was either her full sister or half-sister, directly either by Uranus' blood, or by some other pair of immortals' blood. According to the Cyprians, Aphrodite may have even been a Flesh-and-Blood Heroine who had died helping to defend their people, and Cyprus was where Aphrodite was born. Interesting note: It was said that Arthur Pendragon's[King Arthur's] family was descended from Aphrodite, through her demigod son, Aeneas of Troy, along with Augustus Caesar's family! ^_^ I can't invite SUE GAIA on the guild, because only crew members can send her the invite. It's either Ouranous and the sea, (Pontus or Tethys) or Dione and Zeus for Aphrodite's parents.
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