#classic ring

[starrymoissanite]

[shriika]

day 1 -> "from the other side"

[largemandrill]

I made another one

[the-evil-clergyman]

Gandalf & the Balrog by John Howe (1979)

[the-forest-library]

the collection is almost complete

[silmarillion-ways-to-die]

[leightworks]

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[asklesbianonceler]

Mom moment

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Laurits Andersen Ring (Danish, 1854-1933) At Breakfast, 1898

[the-watcher-in-the-sky]

[r-aindr0p]

Uhhh Elias stuff, twisted from no one, he's just a guy !! Since I draw my twst ocs once every century each I'll link his introduction here

Basically an ignihyde student w/ a prosthetic arm (upgraded by idia) and a nature based unique magic + something something "I'm the better hunter here !!" (he is miserably failing at it) Trying to step out of my comfort zone in art context wise and mere text makes my whole being cringe and retract on itself like grafield's face after unsweetened lemonade... So I left it in French, ough

[mithrandirl]

THE LORD OF THE RINGS (1978) dir. Ralph Bakshi

[peacefulandcozy]

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[perplexingly]

Taking Anders on every quest with you is so interesting cuz he was so clearly written to be a plot-driving force from the beginning -- besides the obvious act 3 and his introduction being part of the main quest, he also has the ability to save your sibling or Varric's brother, and with his strong opinions he also seems to comment on missions more than other companions (eg when he asks you not to report the blood magic to the templars in the keran quest)

I like that he was written like this, I think there's something fascinating in side characters having so much agency

[drpepper-lovers-blog]

[silmarillion-ways-to-die]