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The Squabble

Two little dragons vie for a place to perch. Nothing else to see here.

I love how this piece turned out!

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lost in waves

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baby

aaand here's the lineart :]

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Owls don’t like mating in winter.

It’s often too wet to woo.

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evening sea

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Boromir Week, Day 5: The People's Prince, the Fellowship

"I will not go," said Boromir, "not unless the vote of the whole company is against me. What do Legolas and the little folk say? The Ring-bearer's voice surely should be heard?" "I do not wish to go to Moria," said Legolas. -The Fellowship of the Ring

When I center Boromir in narratives, I often cast Legolas as the comic relief, but actually, I've always thought of him in much the same way as Boromir: the son of a lesser ruler who has spent his entire adult life fighting the supernatural threat to his home, aided by no magic, largely unremarkable except in his bravery, skill, and dedication to his people. Another people's prince. Until Elladan and Elrohir decide to show up later in the series, Legolas is the only Elf who sees fit to put his life aside to help the Fellowship. I've always liked him for that, and I think amid all Boromir's weirdling companions in the Fellowship, he would clock Legolas as a kindred spirit---someone who knows strategy, someone who knows how to rely on his own wits and strength rather than mystical solutions. It's the combined masterminding of Boromir and Legolas who get the Fellowship off Caradhras, and in Moria I think they'd see themselves in similar roles. Gandalf seems to be at a loss. Aragorn hasn't had to step up yet. Gimli's expectations of the reception in the mines was wildly different to the grim reality. So I think Boromir would assume that if anybody was going to get them out of the mess they're in, it's him and the guy who can run over the snow, even if he does pass entire nights staring straight at the moon like a little freak.

But mostly, I think Boromir's time amid the Fellowship is mostly just

Like being the only human actor in a muppet movie

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Only found out about “fmabruary” today, but wanted to jump in.

So today is day 11- “Uniform”

After seeing Ed dye hi hair with alchemy in 03, I always thought Ed would be the type to dress up as Mustang for Halloween just to make fun of him (and actually do a pretty good impression of him ). And Al winry would have to do is pull her hair up, Best couple costume ever.

(Bonus, I like to think Breda and Havoc really wanted to include Al, so they went as the scarecrow, the cowardly lion, and the tin man)

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Always a good time to burn down yet another village!

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NGE Children

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Gelphie as vampires!

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hi!!! I wanted to create something for TSAW by @arwenindomiel, so here’s my interpretation of a South Indian Luthien!! This is actually an idea I’ve wanted to do for years now! The attire is very inspired by the designs in Ponniyin Selvan, and Luthien here is actually based on myself, from a picture taken during my Bharatanatyam arangetram!

"The leaves were long, the grass was green,

The hemlock-umbels tall and fair,

And in the glade a light was seen

Of stars in shadow shimmering.

Tinuviel was dancing there

To music of a pipe unseen,

And light of stars was in her hair,

And in her raiment glimmering.

There Beren came from mountains cold.

And lost he wandered under leaves,

And where the Elven-river rolled

He walked alone and sorrowing.

He peered between the hemlock-leaves

And saw in wonder flowers of gold

Upon her mantle and her sleeves,

And her hair like shadow following.

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mfw rock in the pool so nice and cool so juicy sweet

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Dreamscape

Day 86

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kawoshin drawing based off of this tweet:

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my set of col erase pencils came in today so i did some playing around w them :)

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My NightButcher collection 🖤