Nov 3, 2020
the Euripides quote from Orestes, but NAHLI 💕
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the Euripides quote from Orestes, but NAHLI 💕
i obviously had to draw some Nahli for the Daevabad Trials ✨ idk if djinn barbers do fades but we out here 💁🏽♀️
had to draw this bc i cant STOP THINKING ABOUT THAT DANG ‘BOOK-STUFFED BEDROOM OVER A TEA-SCENTED APOTHECARY’ 😭😭😭 anybody else still dreaming about cozy Cairo nahli?? just me????
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i was commissioned to draw the iconic beach scene ♥️ UGH I MISS THESE TWO SO MUCH
Nahli gazebo hands for your tuesday 💜
didn’t turn out exactly like i wanted but here’s WEDDING NIGHT NAHLI ♥️♥️♥️
They began crossing the garden. “So,” Ali continued, a playful edge to his voice, “what is this about dressing up in an Anahid costume?” She looked up, eyeing him severely. “Don’t start, al Qahtani. Not when you’ve been admiring your reflection in every shiny surface we’ve passed since you got off your horse.” Mortification swept the humor off his face. “Was it that obvious?” he whispered. Nahri paused, savoring his embarrassment. “Only to anyone who looked your way.” She smiled sweetly. “So, everyone.” Ali cringed, reaching out to touch his turban. “I never expected to wear this,” he said softly. “I couldn’t help but wonder how it looked.” “Good luck with that excuse when Muntadhir learns you stole it.” Admittedly, Ali did cut a striking figure in the turban, the dazzling gold stripes picking up a warmth in his gray eyes. Still, Nahri didn’t like it on him. “It doesn’t suit you,” she said, as much to herself as to Ali. “No,” he replied tonelessly. “I suppose of the two of us, Muntadhir looks more like what people expect of a Qahtani prince.” She realized too late the double meaning of her words. “Oh, no, Ali. That’s not what I meant. Not at all.” — Kingdom of Copper, by S.A. Chakraborty
WHERE ARE MY NAHLI SHIPPERS AT?? i’m in the feels right now and i just want them to end up happy and together 😭😭
spent some time stress drawing business casual Nahli bc i needed to see them happy bc IM ON CHAPTER 44 OF EMPIRE OF GOLD AND LOSING MY MIND. bye