fair and cold, like a morning of pale spring

Juna | they/she | tolkien stuff

[wroniec]

Chaining of Melkor

[jodeeeart]

Oil study to kick off 2026!

Aragorn's Hands.

[oatmealaddiction]

No but like, this is the thing about Sam carrying Frodo and the ring up the mountain. It's a cool scene in the movie, but they don't explain what's happening at all. The ring at this point is so heavy Frodo can't even lift his head. It's like essentially a cinder-block he has to carry around his neck. And finally he gives up and Sam offers to carry him and:

DO YOU GUYS GET IT? THE RING IS A BURDEN, BUT FRODO ISN'T. FRODO DOESN'T WEIGH ANYTHING TO SAM. SAM CAN LIFT HIM EASILY!!!! HE'S NOT A BURDEN AT ALL I —

[mytortoisegotstuckinatupperware]

[hamrikaa]

LOTR yuri 💍

[captain-pirateship]

Éowyn doodle!!! The Witch King of Angmar doesn’t stand a chance.

[anasiur]

A shieldmaiden of Rohan

[htony]

about the world you don't believe in its serenity

about the world I want to give you

[389]

THE LORD OF THE RINGS ORIGINAL RALPH BAKSHI ANIMATION CELS

[onenakedfarmer]

Daily Painting

Donato Giancola THE TAMING OF SMEAGOL (2010)

[mvashnic]

"...the power that dwelt there was too great for any to overcome, unless Sauron had come there himself." Practicing composition and working on some fandom ideas, as one does. :D

[mvashnic]

Anger the Lady Galadriel at your own peril ✓

[mvashnic]

Rematch! (wip)

[jodeeeart]

Oil study to kick off 2026!

Aragorn's Hands.

[tanjashu]

Son of Fëanor. Idk which one

[deerflight-deactivated20241103]

put aside the ranger

[themoonstonechronicler]

"why did the ring mostly affect frodo and not bilbo who had it for a gazillion years" objectively has a textual answer but i think the best answer is that sauron just likes bilbo more than frodo

bilbo: *uses the ring to hide from his relatives*

sauron, remembering almaren: yknow. real.