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so far as I know, Antilochus is the only person in the Iliad to make Achilles smile--after Patroclus dies, no less--and I have a million emotions about that.
(he does it by being a complete brat about a chariot race)

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Achilleans of the day are:
Jake English and Dirk Strider from Homestuck
Their relationship is canon
This is a request from <3

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got some lovely art by
make sure you go follow her!!

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I've been playing a lot of Struggling recently, so I drew Achilles and Hector looking badass.

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Part 1
I made this based on a part of the book "the song of achilles"

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I think it was time to draw Achilles again

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I can’t get over these. A few commissions and work Chris Achilleos drew for various New Who stories.

Really shows how timeless his style was... These would’ve looked phenomenal on bookshelves 😍😍😍

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Achille muore in battaglia,per mezzo dell’arco,un’arma non eroica.I Greci piangono:dal mare vengono la madre e le ninfe marine,gettando un grido:le Nereidi gemono,le nove Muse intonano il lamento,”per diciassette giorni e diciassette notti”

🎨Rubens,La morte di Achille,1630

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I once had the pleasure to meet Chris Achilléos many years ago. We talked a long time about geeky stuff at a tattoo convention. I was surprised to see him there. His art defined the look of . He will be missed. RIP Chris Achilléos.

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Farewell Chris Achilleos ♥️

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Yg ke dua would be aries..... trus luke ama chava.... sama Achilles 🥺

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RIP Chris Achilleos. There are so many amazing pieces of his to post. A generational talent gone.

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Sad to hear that Chris Achilléos,my favourite Doctor Who artist has past away. His paintings brought life to the worlds of  in a way no other artist has imagined. My childhood was richer for his talent. RIP.#DoctorWho

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R.I.P. Chris Achilleos (1947-2021)

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Chris Achilleos passed today. His Taarna is one of the first images being obsessed with and one of the first artist books I ever owned.

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Chris Achilleos’s art defined my childhood. Games, books, movies and more were graced by his deft touch. He died today aged 74. And what a body of work he left for us all to enjoy. Thanks, Chris. I never met you, but I like to think I knew you just a little through your work.

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