A Satyr
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

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if i look back, i am lost
we're not kids anymore.
trying on a metaphor

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
occasionally subtle
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todays bird
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Origami Around
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Stranger Things

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A Satyr
Water beasts
Execellent eels
Tolkientober 2020: prompts "a man" and "a warrior"
A very bad, very spooky night in orc country.
This is from the latest chaptor of my LOTR fic! Check it out @aworldofgoblin on AO3!
Orc inks. Unfinished, but i have no patience to finish them.
The Bathtub Brothers
The spinach brothers eating spinach
Drew an orc girl inspired by the orcs in LOTR movies Her name is Gul Gotta
Been awhile since I've posted Had been replaying some games and thought this guy was cool. Tûmhorn Beast Tamer, from the Lord of the Hunt DLC. Gave him some Caragaths as allies.
Art and muse
finch fancam❤
The sneaky slider and the lumpy grump
Animals. Two real, one imaginery. One... sort of in the middle.
Rabbit drawings from sketchbook
So I drew a Mordor orc this time.
He turned out looking a bit too much like a dunmer from Elder Scrolls, but if you think about it, the orcs from LOTR movies did look like ugly dunmer a bit 🤷♀️
Like I mentioned, he is not a Moria orc or an Uruk-hai - there are some differences between these types I guess, particularly in case of the Uruk-hai, of course (at least in the movies). This is a classic Mordor fella.
I named him "Shar-za", which roughly translates to "human voice", since he knows Westron.
Tolkien's take on orcs was quite radical, since initially he indicated they were creatures evil by default and irredeemable. However, he himself felt a bit uncomfortable with this idea and gradually changed his mind to something slightly less "black and white".
I guess Shar-za isn't an entirely evil creature. For sure he was very fun to draw 🤷♀️ I think that typically pretty faces do get boring after a while.
PS. Ignore the bow. Please ignore it.
I'm thinking about when Jack Black did a Phantom of the Opera tribute...
Maybe the best version of The Phantom/Erik?