Karpusi

💕 she/they ✨ 27yrs 🎮 2D Game Artist for VestGames 💌 Commissions: Open / just PM me

[queenie-ofthe-void]

Imagining Jiang Cheng unsheathing Suibian and feeling more spiritual alignment in his new golden core with Wei Wuxian's blade than his own has felt in decades.

At first, he hates it.

But Suibian is smaller, lighter, and faster than Sandu. He practices with his off-hand, where it feels just as comfortable.

So Jiang Cheng becomes the first Cultivator to ever wield two blades at once, with Suibian and Sandu fighting side by side like he always wanted.

[miscellaneousbear]

did you kiss the brick before you threw it

[soursoppi]

echoes of the heart / 心魔

[karpusi]

Something even older, to be exact one of the very first "bigger" BG3 pieces I did Our beloved handsome blacksmith thinking about a way to save his crush from burning to dust

[rolanpilled]

Gale's Room in Waterdeep Reference

A few notes:

Is that a statue of Mystra on his desk?

His bench looks pretty old

Quite a lot of statues and paintings around his room

Empty display case in back

His book is called "The Art of the Night"

Let me know if you'd like a closer view of anything in this room.

[karpusi]

I'm planning to use this account more often so there will be a lot of reposts coming atm, I'm rly sorry for everyone who might follow me on X or Insta already xD This piece was my contripution to the Rolan Fanart Contest on X and actually won me the 5th place! You can still buy it in George Taylors Streamily Shop until the 16th of December to get it live signed by him! https://streamily.com/georgetaylor

[skywalkersluciouslocks]

Alright, after the events of The Rise Of Skywalker, my heart needs something to heal it. I petition for a Cal Kestis movie with Cameron Monaghan please and thank you!

[arkaniist]

in this dark time i'd just like to give a huge shoutout to jedi: fallen order and in particular writer chris avellone for understanding that you can still write a story where all of the good guys make it out alive against the wildest of odds. it doesn't cheapen or hurt your story in any way. tragic meaningless nihilism has a place in some stories but not in star wars.

i really thought cal kestis and crew were all dead going into that final battle bc hello, how could they possibly win against darth fucking vader? and in a dark timeline, that fear was validated. they all died, or some of them died and their friends were left scarred and hurting. but not here. i literally cried in relief and happiness when everyone, even the droid, made it out.

JFO has it all. love, healing, hope, and compassion are threaded masterfully through every scene. cal's dedication to his friends, his willingness to hold out a hand to merrin, his forgiveness and understanding and patience with cere, all of it. he is a true star wars protagonist. jfo is a true star wars story.