Show me your wares

some quick bible fanart (Bible moralisée) that turned into an unexpected study of rendering cloth (and by study i mean following my heart and trying my best)

alt version closeups beneath the cut where henry looks more like how i styled him in my playthrough

What if we were both little wooden guys & we were friends?

Also fun fact I just discovered : when you’re about to see Hanush, if your clothes are good enough, Hans tells Henry he looks "as smart as any courtier" and therefore doesn’t need his old clothes. But he clarifies that Henry can still come and take his clothes later anyway. That nobleman was crushing hard two weeks of long distance relationship in

Also also, let’s appreciate Hans’ poetry skills when seducing a woman vs seducing Henry :

Then, compare everything to how he talks to Henry. His words rarely falter, the flow unbreakable, all is said with ease; it is confidence based off comfort. He says praises with his full chest, and he effortlessly compares Henry to legendary figures (who were known to have male lovers). 👁️ 👁️

Luke Dale's performance made it even more obvious (let me tell you once again that he truly delivered, he did spectacular job). I cannot stop yapping about this.

There is one similar line that Capon said to a bathmaid (that I remember) and to Henry: "Don't make me beg". When he said to Henry, it was lighthearted, actually already begging, but sweetly with his heart was in it. When he said it to the bathmaid, it, without failure, made me recall the times strange men try to flirt with me and I had to gently tell them off because I was alone and tiny. 😂

Truly, Luke Dale did his job so well that I was convinced he was a creep and then made me coo at him for being a total sweetheart to Henry. 😂

"I have my Lord, and that's all I need"