#aubry

[seranes-silly-doodles]

Aubry my beloved

I made this a while ago when I was excited for her standee to arrive

[bluemonday60]

[synsick]

DREAMY; CD JACKET ART ph Sick Syn

[sillylilfang]

elf-adjacent guys that live in my head rent-free

[detournementsmineurs]

“Olympe, une Femme dans la Révolution” biopic de et avec Julie Gayet et de Mathieu Busson - sur la femme de lettres Olympe de Gouges (1748-1793) - et avec Pauline Serieys, Dimitri Storoge, Jean-Pierre Lorit, Lucas Ferraton, Amandine Dewasmes, Pablo Cobo, Émilie Gavois-Kahn, Louise Orry-Diquero, Frédéric Noaille et Audrey Marnay, mars 2025.

[inexplicifics]

Are we gonna see feral Eskel/ Eskel’s dark side again in the AWAU?

I love seeing feral/ righteously angry Eskel. I feel like so many writers always have be the calm one, the voice of reason and never let him get angry.

Fuck

Will we ever see Aubry snap or completely loose his temper? I feel like Aubry would have the most terrifying angry out of all the Wolves when someone/something pushes him too far. A wise man fears the anger on a gentle man.

I do not intend to make Eskel go feral again, no; he doesn't enjoy it much. Also I'd have to whump one of his loved ones pretty hard to get him there, and the only one I haven't touched yet is Ciri, and, well. I don't want to do that.

Aubry, now. Aubry I could maybe push past his usual calm. Especially if I ever figure out what to do with the Count de Lettenhove. If the Count, for instance, shows up and tries to claim some sort of privilege because he's Jaskier's father...

Well, I think the rest of the Witchers might be a little slow pulling Aubry away, let's put it like that.

[mewtatedbunnies]

Back to making references for art fight 👀

[vincentreproches]