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My donation to the Metalwork cult.
It got a bit Tumblr Crunched, click for a higher quality.
Just wanna specify a few things:
Yes, his name is literally Teacher, Lizzy and Thad shortened this and took it as a last name. Their full names are: Elizabeth "Lizzy" Teach and Thaddeus "Thad" Teach.
"doesn't give a shit" as in "His pronouns are He/Him but being called a she or a they does not bother him in the slightest."
He appreciates PDA and pet names but doesn't seek them out
Liam can and will kick the shit out of you but Khan is far more likely to fucking kill you if you come after his partner, he ain't losing another one. Probably should've put him higher.
There is a damn good reason why Liam has two kids
The God of Fire
The air was electrifying,
Up here in Mount Olympus,
Hera had supposedly birthed a boy,
And it was a time for celebration!
Dionysus brought his fine wine,
Apollo strummed his lyre,
Thalia sang a song so contagiously upbeat,
That even Ares couldn’t help the tapping of his feet.
It was a joyous occasion indeed!
For whom the party was for,
Had yet to be seen.
Where was Zeus, Hera,
And their newest offspring?
Off in the distance,
One could hear a newborn’s crying.
Hera and Zeus agreed that the child was imperfect.
That in regards to their other children,
He was by far the ugliest,
Borderline grotesque.
His parents,
Hera and Zeus,
Casted him out.
Had thrown him down,
The very steps of Olympus.
But immortals cannot perish.
Where he lay,
Sprawled upon the steps,
He could see the flaming sun.
He stretched the tips of his fingertips,
And soon a chunk of it became his own.
He placed it upon the marble staircase,
Hands unscorched,
He molded it into a blanket,
One to keep him safe and warm.
The newest son of Olympus,
Was by no means a piece of art,
But he himself was an exceptional sculptor.
Of decor,
Of masonry,
Of temples,
Of whatever one’s heart could desire.
This child would soon be renowned as Hephaestus,
The one and only,
God of Fire.
Reproduction of a Gold Octopus Ornament
c.1550-1500 BC
Late Helladic I
Mycenaean
(Source: The Metropolitan Museum)
Intricate metalwork for this modern silver netsuke by Hanagesho depicting a moon rabbit. Folded inside is the decorated auspicious kanji 喜.
Happy Tsukimi/harvest moon festival guys 🐰🎑🌕
I am a little high but what if people proposed with beautiful, intricate knives. Ladies would gather around the table and be like “guess what finally happened!!” And pull this beautiful, intricate dagger out of her purse and all the other ladies would gasp and congratulate her
Denver Deck Roof Extensions
