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Sunshine Challenge #3
Jul. 12th, 2021 09:16 pmPrompt 3: Hecate
Otherworldly and mysterious, Hecate is best known for her association with magic, ghosts, and the night. If you hear the baying of hounds in the dark, she's likely near as they were ever at her side. She is traditionally depicted as bearing two torches to light her way or as a triple goddess of the crossroads. In mythology she is known for helping Demeter search for her daughter Persephone, a theme that ties her even more to the Underworld and spirits she is associated with. Today she is often considered a representative of those liminal places where reality bends and all manner of events may unfold...
Yeah, these prompts are coming in a little dark for me. Most of my fic and fannishness are on the light and fluffy side of things, so it's hard to find a fit.
I do, however, have a vague but tenacious association of Hecate with Rome, which was an awesome show. I made a bunch of icons for it, which are here:
https://pensnest.dreamwidth.org/242766.html
Much to my annoyance, the icons on display now have watermarks, thank you Photobucket, but if anyone would like to use any, please let me know and I'll send you a clear version.
Otherworldly and mysterious, Hecate is best known for her association with magic, ghosts, and the night. If you hear the baying of hounds in the dark, she's likely near as they were ever at her side. She is traditionally depicted as bearing two torches to light her way or as a triple goddess of the crossroads. In mythology she is known for helping Demeter search for her daughter Persephone, a theme that ties her even more to the Underworld and spirits she is associated with. Today she is often considered a representative of those liminal places where reality bends and all manner of events may unfold...
Yeah, these prompts are coming in a little dark for me. Most of my fic and fannishness are on the light and fluffy side of things, so it's hard to find a fit.
I do, however, have a vague but tenacious association of Hecate with Rome, which was an awesome show. I made a bunch of icons for it, which are here:
https://pensnest.dreamwidth.org/242766.html
Much to my annoyance, the icons on display now have watermarks, thank you Photobucket, but if anyone would like to use any, please let me know and I'll send you a clear version.