Prize drawings for for answering my challenge question. Thank you once again! <3

I drew her character Bacchus as he would appear in my blog's universe https://t.co/q4ObmoukZg being pampered and smitten, and what better way? Well food, money and models of course!

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Pride Magna Tolvan commission for bacchusday on tumblr.
Commission info pinned on my feed.

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Leonardo da Vinci.1452-1519.or Workshop. Bacchus.Originally called Saint John in Exile.1510-1515.

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Brandon M. Wilborn is the of
"The Treasure of Capric: The King of the Caves Book 1"
"Siren Silence: The Fate of Cpt. Bacchus"
https://t.co/9GLJKkRoyl

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Btw it was inspired by Caravaggio’s bacchus! ✨✨✨

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nacchun に神アレもらった〜〜〜!!!涙
なんて可愛い神アレ🤦‍♀️❤️✨😭🙏
ありがとう〜〜〜涙!

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From our recent D&D game....prince Bacchus was a fucking idiot and got teleported into the middle of nowhere in his home country.

"....mum...come get me."

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Drunken Bacchus with Faun and Satyr

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2/2 Fittingly flamboyant triumph of Bacchus painted by Dosso Dossi, 1513. Wild times in the Renaissance.

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シナリオisora様
「Bacchus」
KPたん吉 PLさとうさん
タイトルを見た瞬間まわさねばと言う気持ちに…行ってきます!

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if prince Bacchus was human. This is now how he imagines himself. How he imagines his human form is very different.

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Away! away! for I will fly to thee/Not charioted by Bacchus and his pards/But on the viewless wings of Poesy/
Already with thee! tender is the night
-Ode to a Nightingale, Keats

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This is a rare, just discovered Giovanni Francesco Romanelli of 'Bacchus and Ariadne’, 1642 showcased on Farrow and Ball's Paean Black 294
This will be on show at stand A5 at BADA, Duke of York Square on 20-27 March.⁣⁣
Thanks to for this collaboration

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These maenads hold in their hand a thyrsos - fennel stalk, attribute of Dionysus (Bacchus). Bacchus turned plant into weapon, concealing iron points in the head of leaves. His thyrsus is called "spear in vine-leaves", and its point was thought to incite to madness. Tchin !

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Image No. 6 from Republican actor William Macready rabble-rouses as pro-plebeian Caius Gracchus in post-Peterloo food-riots tragedy based on Plutarch by anti-poverty agitator James Knowles. The script was brutally censored by the Lord Chamberlain

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Temple of Bacchus in the Diocletian Palace in Split by Charles-Louis Clérisseau, watercolour on cartridge paper 1757.

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