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Fingolfin
Saj Issa - Crocodile Crown
Maedhros
Melkor from Silmarillion that I did for the amazing Lucifer zine! (@the_cursed_zine on instagram)
the silmarillion bride
mae's followers are his Loyal Subjects / Political Supporters. celegorm's followers are his weird vaguely cultish Cruel Servants. maglor's followers are his crazed-megafandom-turned-heavy cavalry.
alright so Pangur got her claw stuck while rolling over in bed, and then just GAVE UP, which led to her being horizontally flattened in a way that gives her impossible girth and...... I'll share, but just know that it's an optical illusion. please. I swear to god she's a healthy weight. I mean, a little chubby, but not like this.
here
so for some reason you have all crucified her
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and Míriel sketch too
no but that's literally them
[artist of the original illustration is Robert Maguire]
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Maglor
Can you imagine being Gandalf? Getting shit from other wizards because you have a thing for hobbits and you're just like, okay. Okay, maybe I'll temper my fascination with hobbits.
This Ring quest will have two hobbits. Maximum.
Then they all get to Rivendell and have somehow multiplied into four hobbits. And it's like. Okay. Maybe the others are right.
Maybe this is too many hobbits.
We have as many hobbits as we have not-hobbits.
But damn it, you just don't want to get rid of any of these hobbits. Screw it! Everyone can deal. Four hobbits. This is a four hobbits problem.
So away you go.
And things go bad in the worst possible way.
Over and over.
You've lost your hobbits. You've lost yourself. The fellowship has been separated.
It takes everything in your power to help the humans defend themselves, bringing them together to save Rohan. Finally, as things begin to look upright, you're ready to face the war with everything the Rohirrim have left.
You're ready to face him. This may be the hardest battle you've ever fought. But you ride.
Then you get there and two of your fucking hobbits are sitting there like "Yeah, while you were gone, we raised a tree army and beat Saruman's ass. Wanna help us loot his tower?"
....
There were not, in fact, too many hobbits.
This was a four hobbits problem.
A wizard neither underestimates nor overestimates the number of hobbits needed for an equation. He, er, always has precisely as many as he needs to.
Smaug is a one-hobbit problem
Saruman a two-hobbit problem
Sauron a four-hobbit problem
I propose that, had hobbits existed at the time, this implies Morgoth would have been an eight-hobbit problem.
Saruman tuning into the Merry and Pippin show
I'm so delighted to see people finding this blog in 2026! It's both nostalgic and terrifying to see work that I did ten-odd years ago turn up in my notes again.
(oh my god this blog is thirteen years old)
(this blog is in middleschool)
(A chill is in the air, I must... I must retire to my rooms)
If you're new to the Misbehavingmaiar experience, please, be gentle. X'D there are plenty of things in the depths here that I no longer vouch for, that came from a very different time when I was a very different person. But, also, it's a joy to have any of it rediscovered at all! If you find yourself with questions, I am, somehow, still at the wheel of this blog and can answer them to the best of my ability. <3
Remember as always-- no project is ever dead, only reduced to a shadow, waiting and growing in power.
here u go
I'm so delighted to see people finding this blog in 2026! It's both nostalgic and terrifying to see work that I did ten-odd years ago turn up in my notes again.
(oh my god this blog is thirteen years old)
(this blog is in middleschool)
(A chill is in the air, I must... I must retire to my rooms)
If you're new to the Misbehavingmaiar experience, please, be gentle. X'D there are plenty of things in the depths here that I no longer vouch for, that came from a very different time when I was a very different person. But, also, it's a joy to have any of it rediscovered at all! If you find yourself with questions, I am, somehow, still at the wheel of this blog and can answer them to the best of my ability. <3
Remember as always-- no project is ever dead, only reduced to a shadow, waiting and growing in power.
Seven sons of Feanor and the process of drawing them
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First I drew them all with the same body and same pose, then started changing it in a way it fit more or less their personalities; they all kidna go in pairs except Caranthir. My beloved goth is always a lone wolf.
look at all the many ways I changed Maglor! he decided to be problematic.
I made the initial lineart first, then added the hair colors cause that was important to me.
Drawing the clothes was fun, my favourite was Celegorm's shoulder armor
Maedhros, the dutiful son
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I was going to give him very short hair, something he could style with a single hand, but nah, long curly hair
that's👏what👏servants👏are👏for👏
Nogrod was one of two Dwarven cities in the Ered Luin, the other being Belegost, that prospered during the First Age. Nogrod lay near Mount Dolmed. It was home to the Dwarves of Nogrod. And it was also the home to the great Dwarven smiths Gamil Zirak and Telchar...