#paelsia

[oxicleansoda]

Self insert of me in Falling Kingdoms WAOW!!!!!!!!!

[superlauri]

My beautiful Golden princess <3

[limerianfrost-blog]

Falling Kingdoms Characters as Nathan Young Quotes

I was binge watching misfits the other day and well all I can say is Nathan Young has some of the best and somehow most relatable quotes ever.

Lucia:

Jonas: 

Cleo:

Amara: 

Ashur:

Nic:

Felix:

Gaius: 

and finally

Magnus:

BONUS: Kelsey and Catriona as Nathan Young quotes 

Catriona:

Kelsey: 

[cassberrie]

Hey guys! Sorry for being inactive for so long :( I just finished up this semester, and finals were brutal. But now I’m back, and I’ve completed my picture of Jonas and co. To be honest, Jonas is not really my favorite of the quartet (That’s not his fault, of course, because who can compete with Magnus Damora?), but Felix is such a joy to read. A shame about his eye... 

Now that I’m done with the main quartet (Cleo, Magnus, Lucia, and Jonas), I’m debating who to draw next. The Cortas siblings? Gaius? 

[lockedtombed]

okay, But. hear me out: felix and jonas, together. fighting the monarchy. kissing. falling in love. fucking. presidents of paelsia.

[princeofbloodandgold]

When I think of the Paelsians, I’m picture them as being either Hispanic or Native American (a lot of references in FK make me feel this way). The only real exception being Lucia. But at the same time, it’s weird trying to peg the FK characters following races when their world doesn’t directly follow ours.

[realms-of-mytica]

Three kingdoms grapple for power--brutally transforming their subjects' lives in the process. The only outcome that's certain is that kingdoms will fall. Who will emerge triumphant when all they know has collapsed?

[realms-of-mytica]

FALLING KINGDOMS CHARACTERS:

Jana Mallius:

Sabina was strong, passionate, and completely fearless. Heart in throat as she followed Sabina inside, Jana wished she could be more like her older sister. But she’d always been the careful one. The planner. The one who’d seen the signs in the stars because she’d studied the night skies all her life.