Thalassophobia Incarnate

Eluari’s XMAS Portrait Giveaway!!!

Who has been following me for a while knows that I usually host 2 giveaways a year. One in the summer and one at xmas time to say THANK YOU for the awesome support from my dear followers. 💕

We are approaching XMAS. So guess what, it’s giveaway time!!

What you get:

Oh wait, it’s a portrait! From any universe or fandom, an original character or fanart from a character you love… you name it & I’ll draw it for you! Above are examples of my work. For more examples check out my gallery.

What you have to do:

Reblog this post to enter. Each reblog counts as a separate entry. You can reblog this as often as you like (within reason). No giveaway blogs please. You must be following me. New followers are welcome but please don’t just follow for the chance to win free art. You’d break my heart </3. Please leave your ask box open and respond to my message within 48h or I’ll have to redraw the winner.

Deadline: 19th of December 2018, 23.59 GMT +1

And last but not least, thanks to everyone who is interested in this and to everyone who has supported me over the last years!! GOOD LUCK!! 🤗

on my latest trip to the beach, i collected enough fragments to complete a project i’d been envisioning: a seashell nordic rune set. each piece i chose has a relatively smooth white side, onto which i painted a black rune and sealed it with a light coat of clear nail polish. they’re pleasing in the hands, and they are shaped so distinctly by the ocean’s energy that they feel intrinsically magical and a perfect medium for divination.

since i’m new to casting runes, i also spent some time adding extended rune meanings to my grimoire. they are paraphrased from an excellent series by @grumpylokeanelder - please go check those out! i also added some tarot correspondences to help me cross-reference as i learn.

they were finished in time to charge under the solstice full moon, but i haven’t found the right time yet to start getting to know them…

Serenity (by Neil Burnell)

Toscana (by Alexander Schitschka)