númenórean pottery fragments dated between s.a. 3253-3319. discovered on the southwestern shores of gondor

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númenórean pottery fragments dated between s.a. 3253-3319. discovered on the southwestern shores of gondor
Little Prince of the forest, whom does not yet know the sorrow this world may bring, May you forever be cradled by the heart of a vigorous spring. Though there is no dimming the shadow beyond, there is hope that you might find joy within these woodland walls. You are loved more than you know, for a green leaf is a proud reflection of the tree from which it falls
Legolas meaning "Green Leaf"
Thranduil meaning "Vigorous Spring"
Oh how I love incorporating the etymology of names into character art, it brings me much joy. I was also motivated to draw some Thranduil and a Little Legolas with some forest imagery. Really brought out the illustrator in me composition-wise.
We really need some more soft family content from these two, I genuinely believe that after all Thranduil experienced in his early life, and the loss of his own father, that he would vow to care for and make sure his son had a good life.
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The Black Wings of Nazgul
Sons of Fëanáro
This was so fun to do. I have only made a lineup once before, and I like how I can see my improvement here, as well as the evolution of my style for them.
Design notes↓
"His body recovered from his torment and became hale, but the shadow of his pain was in his heart; and he lived to wield his sword with left hand more deadly than his right had been."
The Nazgûl riding through the fog by me. Inspired by the Wild Hunt and Celtic mythology.
Nearly every day of autumn began and ended with opaque veils of fog settling in the open fields and dripping from tree branches. Thus the season of Samhain proclaimed itself in mysterious whispers…
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Huan and Lúthien approach Sauron at Tol-in-Gaurhoth, FA 465