500 Picspams Challenge | #219 | World Building/Genre
↳ Fantasy

Fantasy is a genre of speculative fiction where magic and other supernatural elements are a part of the main plot, theme or setting. It features no scientific or macabre themes, although there are overlaps from time to time. In pop culture, fantasy often features settings in medieval times/of a medieval nature.

500 Picspams Challenge | #220 | Biblical & Jewish Mythology
↳ Lucifer

Lucifer, who’s name means “dawn-bringer” or “light-bringer”, was an angel who fell from heaven. While his name is associated to the appearance of the planet Venus in the morning, the connection between Satan and Lucifer only appeared after the Hebrew text was translated into the King James version of the Bible. 

500 Picspams Challenge | #221 
↳ Lorde - Melodrama

We told you this was melodrama

500 Picspams Challenge | #222 | Celtic Mythology
↳ Cailleach, the Goddess of the Cold and Winds

Considered to be a powerful and ancient goddess, Cailleach is also known as Beira in modern Scottish folklore studies. Her name translates as “old woman” or “hag”.

500 Picspams Challenge | #224 | Biblical Symbols
↳ 7, represents heavenly perfection

Genesis 2: 2-4
By the seventh day God had finished the work he had been doing; so
   on the seventh day he rested from all his work. Then God blessed
   the seventh day and made it holy, because on it he rested from all
   the work of creating that he had done.

500 Picspams Challenge | #226 | Slavic Mythology
↳ Koschei, the Deathless

Koschei was an archetypal male antagonist in Russian folklore. In Slavic legends, Koschei was known for his inability to die however, his immortality was not without caveats. In order to keep his immortality, he had to transfer his soul and bury it deep in the earth.

500 Picspams Challenge | #227 | Odd Couple
↳ Hecate x Isis

Who run the world?
Girls

500 Picspams Challenge | #228 | Personal Favorites (Fandom)
↳ Amy Ponds & Rory Williams from Doctor Who

Together or not at all.

500 Picspams Challenge | #229 | Adobe
↳ (Adobe) InDesign

Initial release: August1999

500 Picspams Challenge | #230 | Egyptian Mythology
↳ Seth, the God of Chaos and Storms

Seth, like many other Egyptian deities, was known for many different things. Predominately known as the god of chaos and storms, he was the betrayer that killed and mutilated his brother Osiris. In turn, Horus, Iris’ son and heir, has sought revenge against Set. Many of the stories revolve around their conflicts.

500 Picspams Challenge | #232 | Shakespeare
↳ Twelfth Night

Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them

500 Picspams Challenge | #176 | Favorite Quotes
↳ Leigh Bardugo

What is infinite? The universe and the greed of men.

500 Picspams Challenge | #234 | Slavic Mythology
↳ Volkhv, the Shape-shifting Sorcerer

Volkhv is described as the god of transformation in Slavic mythology who was apart of the Bogatyri, a band of “superheros” who took on monsters. The Bogatyri included Ilya Muromets and Mikula.

500 Picspams Challenge | #235 | Marvel
↳ Power Stone

The stone reacts to anything organic. The bigger the target, the bigger the power surge.

500 Picspams Challenge | #236 | Greek Mythology
↳ Selene, the Titan Goddess of the Moon

Selene is known to be the Titan goddess of the moon, often depicted as a women driving a chariot drawn by winged steeds. Her most famous story revolves around her love, the shepherd prince Endymion who was granted eternal youth and immortality in a state of endless slumber by Zeus. She is often referred as the moon incarnate.