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ir abelas, vhenan.

repost from my other blog. lanaya lavellan and solas as that one work by joe bowler. close-ups under the cut. (commissioned @lethallana for this!)

sammakesart

Hii! Sorry if this has already been asked but what brushes do you use for your lineart? You’re work is stunning and the lineart is so crisp i could literally eat it 🖤

Thank you! I use a brush called “Lash_BESTLINE.” It’s a procreate brush, but there’s also a photoshop version. It’s my favorite brush of all time, and I use it for absolutely everything! Sketches, lineart, coloring…

I have been trying to find where I got it from for a hot minute, and I sadly cannot find it! I’m 99% sure I bought it, so I don’t want to give away an artist’s hard work for free, but I will keep looking for the place I bought it from and update this post with a link if I do!

sammakesart

I found it! 🙌

Optimized for Photoshop. Works with Procreate & Clip Studio Paint. * Note that Rough brush is only compatible with Photoshop.

juliedillon

A watercolor painting of a swimmer encoutering some sapphic mermaids, edited slightly for tumblr. (The titty-out version is over on my bluesky at juliedillon.bsky.social )

rothvantes

[Morrowind at Night #10 | Red light and yellow light under the rain | 25.05.2026]

Suran has quite the views.

littlestpersimmon

Free Ornamentation IV. This work is dedicated to the public domain 🐌

4nimal

I turned them into individual transparent pngs if anyone wants those premade!

(Op lmk if you want me to take this down, I'd totally understand—on the other hand, I'd love to do it for the other public domain pieces you've done if that's ok!)

elena-kukanova

..."At times he will come unseen to the shores of Middle-earth, or pass far inland up firths of the sea, and there make music upon his great horns, the Ulumúri, that are wrought of white shell; and those to whom that music comes hear it ever after in their hearts, and longing for the sea never leaves them again.''

The image of Uinen as a personification of the Sea

2013

2014

2013

A woman and seagulls, seagulls and the sea—a theme I return to again and again, and no matter how much I paint, it's never enough. A salty wind, scented with seaweed, eternity itself, which one can touch and carry away the memory of that touch. An image of freedom, alluring, but with a bitter aftertaste of loneliness.