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Dnd squad that I’m DM for ^w^ In order: Kardur (@solrus), Gloritgreg, Zigan
Week 106 New years festival
This week, we have the pleasure of sharing the lovely works of @cascaps
We’re so excited for this blog’s beautiful works to hit your dash! As always, if you would like to see your creations featured on this blog this Saturday, be sure to use our tracked tag #spncreatorsdaily when posting!
Now on to another week filled with gorgeous fan works!
Week 106
Banner was made by the talented @litlifelover
Here is week 106, folks. As always, thank you to these amazing authors who provide me with endless amounts of entertainment. You are all amazingly talented!
Readers-please make sure you show these authors some love!If you’d like to check out my previous posts, follow #rachel’s fanfic lists or search the tag on my blog. Happy reading!
A Father's Love - @historywriter2007
Written in the Stars - @historywriter2007
Cavedweller - jennajuicebox aka @awkwardeverlark
Forever My Always - everlarklover1960
Assumptions. - katemiller aka @everlarkrealornot
The Midnight Train - @katnissdoesnotfollowback
In The Hollow Of His Hands - @mtk4fun
Pieces That Fall Into Place - everlarklover1960
When You Kiss Me - @chele20035
Five - jlala aka @jlalafics
Gale’s Christmas - alliswell aka @alliswell21
Floral Portrait by Hsiao-Ron Cheng (鄭曉嶸). Illustration. 2012-2014.
Hsiao-Ron Cheng, born in 1986, is a Taiwanese digital artist and illustrator. She started her freelance illustration career in 2012 and garnered international attention for her captivating, ethereal and dainty pastel portraits. She was later shortlisted for the 2012 Young Illustrator Award. She has designed for album covers, advertisements, fashion and magazine editorials and café murals. Her list of clients include Troye Sivan, Coeur de Pirate, Paramount, Cinéma du Parc and L’Oréal Paris.
Images courtesy of Hsiao-Ron Cheng
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Hansel and Gretel by Siyu Li. 2016.
Siyu Li is an illustrator and freelance artist. A former resident of Queens, she is now based in Beijing. As an alumni of the School of Visual Arts, New York City, having graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, her work is featured as part of the school’s online visual portfolio. Both Japanese and Chinese aesthetic influences appear in Li’s work, and her style is characteristic of graphic minimalism. Across her body of work, Li emphasises the presence and importance of line in shaping form, belying her original ink-based practice and personal interest in traditional Chinese calligraphy.
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門外誰掃殘紅 夜來風 玉簫聲斷人何處 Who has swept away the remaining red outside my door? Was it last night's wind? The notes of the jade flute break off. Where has he gone?
Complaint Against a Prince - Spring Ends (怨王孫 春暮) by Li Qingzhao (李清照), trans. by Wendy Chen.
Li Qingzhao was a highly influential Song Dynasty writer. Regarded as a master of the style of “delicate restraint” (婉约派), she is often considered to be one of the most important women poets in Chinese history. She is credited with the first detailed critique of the metrics of Chinese poetry. Around a hundred of her poems are believed to have survived the passage of time.
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Hunting by Zhou Huang (黄胄). Scroll, mounted and framed, ink and color on paper. 1957.
Zhou Huang lived from 1925 tot 1997. From a small village in the Hebei province, Zhou studied trdiational Chinese painting under Zhao Wangyun and Han Leran. following the Cultural Revolution, Zhou joined the People's Liberation Army as an illustrator for a magazine depicting people’s daily lives, utilizing both Western and Eastern art technique. The essence of Zhou’s work mostly captured the movement of people and animals, representing various Chinese ethnic groups and peasantry in natural settings. The artist persisted in his dedication to the arts even after 1978, and founded institutions such as Academy of Chinese Painting and Yanhuang Art Museum.
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