Furies tattoo

in greek mythology, these ladies, alecto, megaera and tisiphone, represented vengeance or the "supernatural personifications of the anger of the dead". unceasing, grudging, avenging murder.

Norns- controllers of human destiny. Part of a full norse mythology related piece.

Second Skin Tattoo on Instagram: “Baseball Furies to start a ‘warriors’ full back piece by @jordancroketattoo”

“God will always smile on brave women. Like the Valkyries whose furies men fear and desire” #Q

What is the Greek for Atropos' abhorréd shears? ~in collaboration with Robert Alspaugh (https://ralspaugh.wordpress.com/?ref=spelling) While doing an illustration of the Moirai for a genealogical mural in my classroom, I wondered, "what is the Greek for Atropos' abhorréd shears by which she cuts the thread of life and ends a mortal's worldly existence?" Bitchin'. Answer: What's ancient Greek for 404 Error? Tettera-Ouden-Tettera? There is no Greek for the abhorréd shears. The first reference…

Paintings by Klimt, Bouguereau, Moreau, von Stuck, and John Singer Sargent’s last vast masterpiece in Boston.