tales of bright colors

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The lady of Winterfell and her eldests children

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Hans Printz (Austrian, 1865--1925)

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Armor idea for Baela the Brave

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Poria (oc), lady of flowers

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Poria Midiris (oc)

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Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, watercolors.

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Princess Sérénie (1476 - 1537 DC) with her eldest daughter Adèle

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Mothers & daughters

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Carol's room at her aunt Monica's place. Carol Barcklay is a 16-year-old girl raised alone by her mother Sarah, with whom she has a complicated relationship. Carol plays the cello, reads a lot, and only hangs out with her baby cousins. Laconic by nature, she hides her fear of growing up and her crippling social anxiety behind a cynical attitude.

I tried the Brewer Method for the first time; some details still look weird, but for a first attempt at perspective, I'm pretty satisfied with myself.

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Text: "The House of Finedentes is one of the Great Eights, the eldest houses of the cordak gentry. It's the most ancient, dating back to -400 of the Domidrian Calendar. The heirs of the House of Finedentes are descendants of Tumenn With The Thin Sword (which later gave the surname Finedentes). The symbol of the House is the Black Sun, for the infamous prophecy that Tumenn delivered of the Saintly-Crowned's death, which featured the star as a symbolic warning.

Throughout history, the House of Finedentes has been the subject of many jealousies due to its territories’ awkward geographical placement. Today, the only remaining representatives of the House of the Black Sun are Lady Atrope, a respected but slowly aging member of the Council of Gardlann, and her protegee, Ial."

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I don't know why I posted these on pinterest but not here

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Morning kitties

And late night cats

+ Bird?

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My first drawing of Rudrina, back in February

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Ial and Rudrina dancing, inspired from a charter of the Castle Gavotte Dance