One last goodbye between Maedhros and Fingon, until they are to meet again.
Here is my white oliphaunt gift for the @whiteoliphaunt event for @ecofutural!!!! Happy Holidays!! (You may have already guessed since I have been messing around in your blog XD)
Also, first time seriously drawing this pairing. So hyped!!!
A very Gríma holiday to all! He’s such an iconic character, and I had a delightful time making this white calf gift for @thiswaycomessomethingwicked for the @whiteoliphaunt exchange.
My @whiteoliphaunt gift for @thiswaycomessomethingwicked !!
A very short comic about Eomer&Grima& and an unnamed horse. I never really drew Eomer or Grima before, hope it turned out okay. Coming up with a design for Grima is fun though :3
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
my piece for @whiteoliphaunt 2025!! i had a great time with this piece, can’t wait for reveals 😊
excerpt below:
The moment that the flames began to die down, though, another voice met that of the minstrel, matching him in power, though lacking in beauty. No, that wasn’t right. The voice of the dragon was beautiful, in a harsh, sickly, sort of way. Beautiful just as the amber honey that traps the fly is, beautiful and deadly. It sent the flames forward, and multiplied them, rivers of fire running through the air.
“Little princeling,” The dragon hissed. “Your reputation precedes you. Whom in Angband has not heard of the elf who can rip apart an orc with naught but his voice, and is just as deadly with a blade?”
“I am flattered,” Maglor gritted out, trying in vain to match the power of the drake, though he was beginning to feel the exhaustion of the day deep in his bones. His eyes were burning, but his tears dried as soon as they met the smoldering air.
“There will be new stories after today, though.” It crooned. “The second son of Feanor, burned to a husk just like his father. Does it run in the family?”
The flames were closing in. They burned right through his song, reducing his words to ash. His power was waning, he could feel the abrasions of the smoke on his throat, until nothing but a scratch of sound could be heard.