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[aroacebaggins-art]

The Steward and the White Lady of Rohan

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Wanted to draw Faramir with the cane I designed for him for disability pride and I love these two. Very happy with how this turned out.

[lemonomelette]

them again :D

[quenta-narsilion]

In Doriath

“Thus Thingol sailed not on the seas

but dwelt amid the land of trees,

and Melian he loved, divine,

whose voice was potent as the wine

the Valar drink in golden halls

where flower blooms and fountain falls

but when she sang it was a spell,

and no flower stirred nor fountain fell.

A king and queen thus lived they long,

and Doriath was filled with song”

~ The Lay of Leithian

Thingol: William

Melian: @menelya-ormenel

📸 @maellor

🪡 @lindelote, @menelya-ormenel

[thelien-art]

Nimloth, the oldest daughter of Aragorn and Arwen - the name is inspired by @merilles and @peasant-player from this post.

[aroacebaggins-art]

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Experimenting with Nienna. Not entirely sure how I feel about it.

Kept luna moth bits, added mourning dove & white lilies.

[bzlgrmpf]

I still really love this Ros drawing, so I updated it a bit

[thelien-art]

Samwise Gamgee & Bill the Pony

I went crazy on the embroidery in a floral pattern, and it was fun! - This also made it easier for me to work on all four Hobbits, as I at least now know how one of them looks precisely.

Prints | Commissions | Support me on Ko-Fi; early access drawings + WIP + commission discounts

[kolopeikko]

congrats @pepurika for the best webcomic 2026 award!!! have a very happy sausage to celebrate

[atane-is-here]

The lord of the rings in the land of Mordor

[bzlgrmpf]

chained life thomas sketch to get back into drawing

[kairennart]

Little gift for dear @queerofthedagger

[emeraldskulblaka]

Tolkien Stage Adaptations - Performance Calendar

~ July 2026 ~

The Hobbit (play; Stratford, ON, Canada)

22, 25, 30

adaptation by Kim Selody

The Hobbit (play; Santa Rosa, CA, USA)

24-26

adaptation by Edward Mast

Сказание о Берене и Лютиэн (equestrian NOTmusical; Plaskinino, Russia)

26

Fly, You Fools! (parody play; Brooklyn, NY, USA)

30, 31

The Hobbit (play; Farley, IA, USA)

30, 31

adaptation by Patricia Gray

Performances from 1 to 21 July are not listed.

Performance dates and times are subject to change; please check the theatres' websites and social media for up-to-date information!

For a general overview of Tolkien stage adaptations, see this post.

[s-u-w-i]

"I see the stars deep in your eyes"

So, one day my phone decided to wake me up with Ann Ronell's Beach Boy, which haunted me until I started making this atmospheric thing, uh huh. There won't be any plot whatsoever; well, it's an experiment (for me that is, I'm trying to overcome my comic-making trauma). Will share more pages later on. ✨

[quenta-narsilion]

In Lothlórien 

“When her feet came to rest

Deep in a canopied glade

She lifted her face and there she danced

The realm of Lothlórien she made

Gaze on me, lady of gold

Reawaken my slumbering soul

Beacon of courage, summon me home

To your haven of wonders untold!”

~The Lord of the Rings Musical

Galadriel: @lindelote

Celeborn: @maellor

🪡 @lindelote

📸 @menelya-ormenel

[a-mountain-hobbit]

Tolkien musicals marathon announcement: 25 years of Falešné společenstvo!

Falešné společenstvo at the dress rehearsal of Zrada! Smrt! Láska! (Betrayal! Death! Love!) in January 2025

Hi everyone! The Last Homely Server is hosting a series of Tolkien musical streams this August, in celebration of the 25 year anniversary of Falešné společenstvo. They are a group of czech Tolkien fans that have been writing and performing Tolkien songs, and later full musicals, since 2001. So whether you are a fan of their works who wants to catch the rarer pokémons watch the more obscure shows or as of yet uninitiated to the rabbit hole that are Tolkien musicals (or anything in between) come join us to watch some Tolkien musicals in good company! If you have any questions about the musicals, how to take part, or which musical is best for you, ask us in the comments :)

Watchparty location: Cytube (no account required)

Cytube link: https://cytu.be/r/FS_25th_anniversary password: tolkien

Schedule (All times in CET)

Video links below included just fyi, not for the watchparty.

August 2nd, 10:00 CET: Fall of Gondolin (2011) & Numenor (2013) fragments. no subtitles. ca. 1h

August 2nd, 19:00 CET: The Rohirrim (2015) english subtitles, 1.5h

August 5th, 19:00: "Velmi smutná balada o zlatém hřebenu a dobrém úmyslu" (2019); or, a Children of Hurin puppet play (as far as we can tell xD) no subtitles, 20 mins.

August 7th, 19:00: Aredhel 2.0 (2017) no subtitles, ca. 1.5h

August 8th, 19:00: Fëanor and his sons (2018) english subtitles, ca. 2h

August 9th, 19:00: The Children of Hurin (2019) english subtitles, ca. 3h

August 10th, 18:00: The Hobbit (2020) no subtitles, ca. 2.5h

August 11th, 19:00: The Fall of Doriath (2022) english subtitles, ca. 3h

August 12th, 19:00: Aredhel 1.0 (2008) no subtitles, ca 1h with anniversary toast afterwards

August 13th, 18:00: Beren & Luthien (2023) no subtitles, ca. 2.5h

August 14th, 19:00: Eärendil's journey (2024) english subtitles, ca. 3h

August 15th, 10:00: Betrayal! Death! Love! (2025) (a pre-war of wrath retrospective) english subtitles, ca. 1.5h

August 15th, 19:00: War of Wrath (2026) part I english subtitles, ca. 1.5h+

August 16th, 19:00: War of Wrath (2026) part II english subtitles, ca. 1.5h+

Durations include the necessary breaks, of course :)

While this marathon is still not exhaustive of FS' work over the last quarter century (!), it covers every musical at least once (where we have recordings). In the first two streams you can see a representation of the earlier era of more song-cycle/concert shows ("the classroom era") represented, while starting from 2017, the shows transform into the staged, choreographed musicals they are today.

In any case, enough yapping, we'd love to see you there! And if you have any questions, please ask!

[aroacebaggins-art]

Hi I've been exhausted lately but I finally finished some Middle-Earth cane designs for Disability Pride Month and they make me very happy.

Click for better quality, zoom in please I spent way too long on these.

I'm a cane user, and most fictional or antique canes really annoy me, because they're rarely actually usable or practical. So this is my attempt to design usable but still interesting canes for characters I have somewhat arbitrarily projected disability onto. For example, they all have padded handles and most have wrist straps.

Individual design ramblings below!

Nerdanel has some type of genetic chronic illness, I haven't decided exactly what yet. Her cane has metalwork decoration, and a locking hinge mechanism to allow it to fold, because one of my canes is folding and it's super useful. Those parts were made by Mahtan. The Fëanorian star carving and crystal section were later modifications, and I think Nerdanel would continue modifying it throughout her life.

I've drawn Idril with prosthetic legs post-Helcaraxë, and some people with prosthetics use canes or other mobility aids for extra balance. I also headcanon that her silver legs were made by Celebrimbor once he ended up in Gondolin, so before that she may have had lower quality prosthetics and relied more on a cane. Hers has an eagle carved into it (Thorondor maybe), as well as eagle feathers, ribbons, and her heraldry for decoration. Elenwë's name is also carved closer to the base as a memorial (hopefully I did the tengwar right).

Celebrían uses a cane in Valinor due to her injuries. Hers is mallorn wood with metal decorations. Specifically the snake and flowers reference the House of Finarfin. The snake is made of mithril, which i think would be popular for mobility aid details due to its light weight. Also, she got Celebrimbor to help her make it after she dragged him out of Mandos.

Elros' is the only one without a wrist strap because I unfortunately couldn't work it into the design well. He uses it due to a leg injury from the War of Wrath, mostly because I wanted Elrond to encourage him about it in a fic I never finished. The handle is a carved and painted seagull, the column shows fish, and the base has Eärendil's star.

Caranthir inherited Nerdanel's condition, the only one of the sons who did. He didn't start using a cane until they were in Beleriand, so his is a from-memory recreation of Nerdanel's, made with Curufin's help. It also has metalwork details and a hinge. The textile wraps were his own addition, and the claw and beads were gifts from Haleth.

Faramir was born disabled with chronic health issues (again haven't decided exactly what yet), but this wasn't publicly acknowledged by Denethor as it didn't "fit the image". He had very little access to mobility aids growing up because of this. Injuries from the War of the Ring certainly didn't help, and he started using a cane after that. His was given to him by Éowyn, and was made in Rohan, hence the horse. The blue fabric band with stars is a reference to the cloak he gave her, and the lower band was made using remnants of Boromir's horn as a way for Faramir to carry his brother with him.

[harriet13rjw]

Lady Luck….

Except Luck was never much of a lady to begin with.

I am so late to this comic, and fandom holy cow! I still haven’t finished the comic but I come bearing gifts anyways.

as always drawn with pen, except this time on 11 to 14 paper… I usually draw smaller but the paper was new and I wanted to try it out so… I give you the Maladoror, yippie!

comic is called Tiger Tiger and is made by @pepurika