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Sponsored by amethystangel228 for Roysovitch 's "NeOlympus" project.Concept/Design by Roy Westerman
Roy's dA page: roysovitch.deviantart.com/
NeOlympus FB page: www.facebook.com/NeOlympus
NeOlympus GoFundMe page: www.gofundme.com/Neolympus
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Yeah. I describe them as having the color of heated coal in the forge.
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Of all the ones you've commissioned, I like him the best out of the men, Artemis out of the women.
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Appearance-wise or story-wise?
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Appearance mainly, but I like how you shift the story away from the ancient to more modern tellings.
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For someone who was thrown of a mountain for being too ugly, he looks better than most of his siblings!
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Yeah, that's not the case in NeOlympus. Now he was crippled while saving Ares' life... and he's not so much ugly, as just sort of awkward in social situations.
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That can be enough motivation for a particularly petty woman to betray her husband, sadly.
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And then in return for saving his life, Ares banged Aphrodite. What a guy!
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That reminds me of how wrong it was they did what they did with him in “American Gods”. Apart from how stupid it is they made him a racist, How did he not recognize a fellow cuckold in Shadow Moon? He had once been the patron god of betrayed husbands.
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Well considering all the children he's listed as having on your page, he can't be too awkward
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5 are quintuplets with his wife and then the others he built in his workshop
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I love how Hephaestus and Ares look so much alike and yet so different. Thanks for helping me bring NeOlympus to life, Phil!
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He reminds me a bit of Rhinox from Beast Wars. Big guy, gentle, intellectual, and socially awkward but lovable nonetheless. Also, that hammer looks like something I would've wanted to play with as a kid while doing demo work for my parents and neighbors. It's tough to make a hammer look elegant or royal without making it look impractical, but Phil does credit by making something as fit for ceremonial decorum as for a forge.
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