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this is a summary of the difference between book and show witcher
geralt: hypothetically, would you still be my travel companion if i were a worm?
dandelion: i would be your travel companion always, however, what is classified as a worm?
jaskier: would you love me if i was a worm.
geralt: hm... no.
im fine im just thinking about how geralt is so dehumanized -- everyone thinks of him in such wildly different ways. people see him as a monster killer, a monster itself, the butcher, the white wolf, they see him as a moping brother, a loving father, a lost father, a scared man, a best friend, a strong hero, a failure, he sees himself as a disgusting monster whos trying to be human, he sees himself as an awful father who can't even find his daughter, a shitty lover, a shitty friend who isn't deserving of the people who love him. thinking about how geralt is everything and nothing at once, how people will remember him as the guy who killed the griffin bothering them, as a person who spared the innocent sentient monsters who aren't harming anyone, as a legend only heard of in ballads and poems. as a person and as a monster.
people project these ideas, true and false, onto him, and people make assumptions of what he must be like based off of these titles. and how he never got to choose who to be. it was chosen for him -- but he still tries to be a good man.
my friend made a delightful typo
angoulême reading the witcher vs watching the witcher netflix:
original images under the cut
happy birthday to me.
drawing dandelion vs drawing geralt be like...
FINALLY DREW THEM ALL! ouh after. checks time. 6 hours i have finished the hanza. half of the time was spent trying to draw geralt i swear. yapping under the cut. matching icons for you and your gang also. i guess.
Okay. Thoughts on all of them.
Geralt took so long because I struggle drawing men to begin with... (oops) and also because he has such a specific look in the books--even including the eyes! Augh, I love the gold eyes the Witcher games add to Geralt but I couldn't find text evidence of that existing at all in the books, so I made his eyes browner to make up for it.
Dandelion... he's such a pain for me to draw because he always looks like a pretty girl and the facial hair is really saving me. I know he's feminine but I have like 2 sketchbook pages of different attempts drawing Dandelion and each time it doesn't go right... ah whatever.
Angouleme comes to me so naturally I finished her in 20 minutes it's so funny. I have half a sketchbook of Angouleme at this point. She is perfect. I really draw her similarly to Dandelion I feel. It's my headcanons its my sibling-isms in my brain.
REGIS! I love him so bad. I made him brunette because I imagine him going grey in the books after the events. He was easy and cutesy patootsie. I gave him a glasses chain.
I googled "Outis Limbus Company" and Milva came to me in a vision. I KNOW she is blonde. I KNOW this is the only character i drew noncanon. I KNOW milva is not brunette but you must understand that when she spoke i had a vision and there is simply no other way Milva could be.
Cahir also was easy. I don't have a lot to say about him, because he appeared in my brain and I simply said hi and then drew him.
showing my gerlion things theyve never seen before
