#twyre

[likopinina]

[ansepanse]

Day 3 - Medicine

I finally finished my twyre cross stitch!

I started this back in april after playing Pathologic 2 for the first time, and loving the game so much, I immediately had to start an extensive cross stitch project inspired by it.

So it's not technically made for Pathologic Fest, but I really wanted to participate, and I felt it fit the "medicine" prompt well enough ❤️

Since this is a "floral" motif, I really liked the idea of making it look like an heirloom of sorts, so that people who haven't played Pathologic would look at it and think, it was something my grandma made and I inherited it.

I decided on bell pull tapestrys, since that's something pretty much every elderly person in my country has on their walls. The fabric was dyed with tea to make it look older.

The patterns were made with Flosscross.com

[snapshotsfromgorkhon]

the haruspex route, day 10: who's going to feed the dolly?

[shekinester]

Thorn commission for @thecrimsonvalley

[panspy-draws]

My herb bride 🌿🥀

Oil on acrylic underpainting

Progress pics under the cut!

[natalyelle]

Herbs are the words of Earth

[deadbirdlife]

Menkhu’s finger and blood twyre (Pathologic 2)

Finished my Pathologic tattoo! I posted the knife a month ago when I first did it, and now it’s complete.

Needles used: 9RL for outlines, 9RS and 5RS for shading. For the knife: 9RL and 7RL lines, 5RS shading.

[julyskyest]

My previous tumblr account had a post about coffee with twyre syrup. This means that in my coffeeshop au Artemy Burakh definitely has to get this ingredient, as it is quite uncommon, not something you’d find in regular shops.

It takes some skill to learn how to make the syrup mildly sweet, not-so-sugary, but with the bitterness covered. So i just imagine Yulia trying to master it with calculated experiments, writing exact amounts of ingredients and time to boil and whatnot.

And Eva masters it surprisingly easily, she just feels it, and Yulia is watching her numerous times, while taking notes.

Maybe there is some kind of steppe magic, after all.