#fallen london fanart

[bacchusen]

Humanoid Echo Bazaar Is Very Sad And Want Their Sunshine Back :(

[the-insouciant-scientist]

I drew some tools of the trade icons for anyone who would like them! Credit is appreciated, but otherwise have fun :-)

[grimm-the-tiger]

Day 1 of drawing random cat photos on my phone as lamp-cats.

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

One more piece of work! A linocut stamp, and embroidered blanket for @thedeafprophet of the Royal Beth logo that @the-insouciant-scientist and I designed together!!!

Some details about the logo: The 'T' is hidden in the middle. The 'R' is a reflection of the 'B'.

The edging is meant to symbolize a decorative mirror frame, showing the connections with the Beth and dreams. The wiggles are reminiscentof snakes. Additionally, the overall design resembles a keyhole!

[bluesidrasketchbook]

She's everything. He's just the butler.

[my-ceiling-is-tilted]

pardon the fallen london: light fingers spoilers, hopefully the missing context is enough of a safeguard :)

May I humbly present the absolute worst couple in all the Neath, brought to you by moonmiser milk, master meddlings, and a fair bit of vivisepulture. And also their weird adopted son.

[patricktsao]

There's no way I'm getting another Fall of the Crow today, so instead here's another for Repostober. This is "St. Cerise's Offering", a personal piece that doubles as fanart for Fallen London. More tomorrow.

[tessellated-sunl1ght]

“Betwixt Us and the Sun”

One of my first major pieces of Fallen London fanart because for some reason the mental image of a rhombus-headed fellow on a dance floor evoked great inspiration,, thank you for your gorgeous and bizarre prose @failbettergames

[paintandpensandyarn]

Rubbery Man

[incisors-galore]

eh i guess i'll make this it's own post too

Wines is based on a Jamaican fruit bat and Spices is based on a Western small-footed bat. Congrats to the divorcees on the painful unresolved tension.

redraw of a drawing i made two years ago

[waterlogged-detective]

The Quiet Deviless stole my heart and my soul...

[bacchusen]

The Sun (and the Bazaar)

[the-insouciant-scientist]

Coins of the Neath! This is only about half of the project I have planned, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to show off what I have so far.

Descriptions and explanations under the cut!

Top left is a First City Coin. Described in game as having a cedar on one side, and a circle of script around either a face in profile, a pair of eyes, or an image of the Bazaar on the other side. The script is a mix of proto-cuneiform, archaic Sumerian ideograms/pictograms, and symbols of my own design, and is intended to translate more-or-less to "The Masters approach/bind the King to divide the earth, to guard his prince's heart. The Bazaar's oath to see the sun is the foundation and the destiny". It's roughly the story of the First City's fall, and the Bazaar's quest. The face is based on some representations of Gilgamesh, as a reference to May.

Top right is Hinterland Scrip. In game it appears to be more the paper money kind of scrip, but I'm from a coal and steel industry city and go nuts for scrip coinage, so this was a little self indulgent. It's a 50¢ coin since one scrip is about equal to 50p in game. The naming of the fake company is mostly just me wanting to both include hinterland in the name, and not have to cram in "the great hellbound railway company" on such a small coin lmao. 1899 is a personal reference to when I unlocked the railway. The punch design is a reference to FB's logo.

Center is a rat shilling! Not uh, technically coins, but I wanted to draw a rat. They're described in game as a flat piece of metal, sometimes a button, with a rat face scratched into one side and a knot of tails scratched into the other. One side reads "valid until no longer valid", which I find absolutely hysterical. I tried to invoke a kind of rostygold color to this one, since that's what it reverts to when the rat market closes.

Middle right is a Justificande coin. They aren't described very much in game, just that they're seven sided and say "one day you will forgive" on the back. So I took a lot of artistic liberties with this one! The seven headed serpent and roses are both very common Iremi symbols, so it made sense to me that they'd be featured on their currency.

Bottom left is a Fourth City Echo. Described in game as having a familiar profile of a spire on one side, and hudum writing on the other. Talking to the Numismatrix gives you further info that the writing is a promise for repayment, and a warning against using any other currency. I had to translate this through two different translators in order to get traditional hudum script (they use Mongolian Cyrillic nowadays more commonly) so it may not be perfectly accurate, but from left to right it should read "One Echo. The Only Currency."

And then bottom right is an Amber Ha'Penny. They're described as being tiny, sticky, and stamped with the image of a chain. It's supposed to be the same image of a chain on both sides, one being broken and one being forged, but I decided to have the sides slightly vary to reflect that better.

[grimm-the-tiger]

Day 3 of drawing random cat photos on my phone as lamp-cats.

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

Here they all are! My Plushies for @thedeafprophet ! The Manager of the Royal Bethlehem, The Captivating Princess, and their tiny (yet delightful) OC, Jamie Awnings!!!

I made mistakes, I learned from those mistakes, and I now have hunger to make even more!!!

Pattern is from CholyKnight on Etsy!

[bluesidrasketchbook]

Recently got into Barristering, and felt immediately compelled to shout and point accusingly. Even while sorting out the details in some obscure infernal contract on shoelace import.

The character with the eyepatch is the lovely Chizuru Nishiooji by @zodiacoracle, the other two are mine.

Also, feel free to check out my Ao3.