Quick marker drawing of Olórin during his years on the Halls of Mandos :)
He's one of the children of Irmo and Este, though his powers are a specialization of his father's Domain. His Valarin name (hc) is Illibūlēz (Dream-maker), as he's the leader of the Dreambringers. Since communications between Houses/Wards mainly occur through the House/Ward Heads, after a few millennia "Dream Bringer" began to refer to Illibūlēz par excellence, and it remained as a nickname even when he went to apprentice with Nienna. For this, the elves of Valinor later will slightly "mistraslste" his name, for in Quenya he's known as Olórin ("Dream Bringer").
His skin is lilac like Irmo's, and his hair are like his father's too. In this form, his head is shaped like almost perfectly round sphere, on which his face "sits" on in the shape of a butterfly's wings. The markings on his upper wings resemble Vairë's eyes, but they are actually just markings. His actual eyes are the six spots on his lower wings (three on each), round and slightly flattened, with the sclerae of the same fuchsia as the spirals in Irmo's. His irises, however, are the same bright "unnatural" red shade as his lips.
His palms are squat and broad, slightly asymmetrical, and his fingers are long and tapered, with slightly curved tips and sharp claw-like edges. Despite this, they do not cut. Instead, they serve to delicately penetrate the unconscious of mortals, and during sleep, combine the abstract figures and memory elements found there to create dreams.
His "clothes" aren't actually clothes but rather the fana itself. The under strate is a robe dark gray outside and cold gray inside. Over it he "wears" a sort of giornea in the shape of a series of overlapping leaves, a callback to the Gardens of Lórien, and with the colors of Autumn, for autumn is the season where nature prepare to sleep. It could also be interpreted as an inverted flame, foreshadowing his future connection with Narya, the Ring of Fire.
His fana has no feet, instead his robe "creeps" over the ground, with the frayed edges that work like the legs of a centipede.
