Bard Eanrin from Tales of Goldstone Wood! There's no illustrations so I gotta work out a design so I can draw him!
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Bard Eanrin from Tales of Goldstone Wood! There's no illustrations so I gotta work out a design so I can draw him!
"In the tree opposite him sat a man in bright scarlet, tawny hair sticking out from under a jaunty cap. Both his eyes were covered with silken patches."
Moonblood by Anne Elisabeth Stengl
This whole scene was probably one of my favorite parts of the book lol
I do think there is a common theme through each of the novels, however. And that theme is "grace, grace, and more grace." My characters are always flawed, some even downright wicked. There has yet to be a hero or heroine who saves the day through innate goodness or worth. From my spoiled Princess Una, to my cowardly Prince Lionheart, to my selfish Bard Eanrin, to my subjugated Maid Starflower, my characters are all weak instruments . . . and their stories are all stories of grace.
Anne Elisabeth Stengl