Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken.

@saintstars

Here have this little animation nugget of your Melkor which ate up so much time omg (the amount of layers I needed to cut was insane)

Also looked up the dance you meant and by the love of all I would NOT be able to draw the way they hold the feet right neither the hands OR the facial expressions ;-;

It was lots of fun to look at tho so I get why you like that!!!!

More 3rd age Mairon hc: I like to imagine him struggling to reform his preferred body but getting more twisted as he tries; since his skull becomes out of shape plus hair loss, the crown can no longer stay there elegantly still, so he finally decides to grow it out, ends up visibly tilted nonetheless, because you should have considered about your impaired shape shifting ability before started, AND accidentally makes parts of his spine overgrow, which gives him that vertical stegosaurus look.

Fenris and Hawke in battle. Hawke being wounded and Fenris helping him in a lull in the fight. 

finally!! babygirl in all his evil glory 😈

this is a wip!!🚧

There are Maiar who take on the forms of specific phenomena and might remain dormant or incorporeal when not appearing thus. Maiar might appear as (or leave behind) wisps, colors, smells, emotional or psychological or physical phenomena, flora and fauna, and even geography or dimensional spaces one can enter.

Maiar who take the form of currents or rain clouds or spots of light. Beech trees or climbing ivy or hummingbirds. Shimmering forms that distort space and time, or temporary inhibit the senses of anyone nearby.

They have vastly varying degrees of sentience (or at least what elves would view as sentience) and awareness and communication. Less complex forms can sometimes mean less complex existences, at least in the minds of elves and humans, but there is not a direct correlation.

Panel 2:  I’ve got a special magical trick to help heal all your wounds.

Panel 3: You trust me, don’t you?

Panel 5: Of course I trust you, Hawke.

‘Hawke thinks he can, if he tries hard enough’

‘Or even not at all.’