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Ark. Written by Ehud Lavski. Art by Yael Nathan. If you like it, please share.

We can’t get enough of this delightful moment between Provost Varuni Arvel and Sotha Sil.

There’s this guy in Marbruk who is an Artist™ and all he does is sit in front of an empty canvas all the time.

Count Alexei Alexandrovich Bobrinsky, dressed as a boyar of the 17th century. He was the great-great-grandson of Catherine II and Grigory Orlov. It was the last costumed ball in the Winter Palace, held on 13 February 1903.

Few months ago I was sitting in my room drinking tea and lazily scrolling my feed and S U D D E N L Y

found myself composing a challenge based on TES Lore

Firstly the Elder Scrolls Illustration Challenge was made just for me and my followers on vk.com but then I came up with the idea to translate it to English (mostly because some people on tumblr got interested in it). I apologize for any mistakes I could make (I’m from Russia so my English is quite imperfect).

So here is the list. You’re free to use it. You can use the tag #elderscrolls_illustration_challenge to share your work with the participants (I also would love to reblog some of your artworks as the creator of the challenge, if you don’t mind).

You can use any technique, draw in any style you like. The only thing I (and I guess the participants too) disapprove is plagiarism of any sort. I also recommend you not to use any screenshots for the backgrounds – that’s a little bit unfair, even though it’s still a challenge, not a contest.

You also could notice that some paragraphs have two, three or even four themes: that means that you can choose one. Or you can draw them all – it’s up to you. You can skip any theme you don’t like. In fact there are 31 themes, not 20, but the challenge is actually completed for you if you draw 20 chosen. But of course you can draw them all if you want. Originally we decided to draw one theme a week but It’s ok to spend more time (or less).

Wish you a good luck!