Mar 7, 2025
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This started off as a test because I wanted to figure out how I could paint stormlight and stained glass for another piece for them…
I spent so much time on it by now, it feels like a waste not to post it.
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This started off as a test because I wanted to figure out how I could paint stormlight and stained glass for another piece for them…
I spent so much time on it by now, it feels like a waste not to post it.
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In the need for temporary escape from all the madness? Sandra got you covered. Why not throw yourself into the tempest of anguish, bravery and passion that is Rhythm of War (part 1)?
Since the volumes are way too thick for just one cover we follow Orion's example and just allow us double the fun for each book with these Sealed with a Kiss Editions.
typography as always by the immaculate @priscellie and illustration by me.
By far the best and funniest introduction to an immortal character I’ve ever read was in Warbreaker, where Vasher is consistently presented for the first 400 pages as a grumpy, disheveled, ambiguously moral vigilante, who is competent enough at everything that it’s clear he’s an experienced guy, but has no social graces and barely any reputation except among a few people. He wears rags and ties his pants up with a piece of rope and his closest personal relationship is being a dad slash cleanup crew for a very cursed talking sword with memory issues.
Then, more than 2/3 of the way through the book, he finally has a conversation with another one of the main characters, who asks him about how the magic works. He proceeds to spend the next four pages giving a highly technical explanation of how all of the previously mentioned elements of the magic system function and fit together into a larger whole, explaining what is not known about the magic and detailing numerous edge cases and theoretical situations. His audience is understandably confused about where and when and *why* he got a PhD??
Later he explains how he is also three other apparently unrelated historical figures and a zombie. Of course he has a PhD, he’s old enough to be five different people.
”You make our religion all about you”
Combining the best things from Mistborn Era 1 (Ati, Leras, and stained glass)
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I love Kaladin in that one scene in Oathbringer where he returns to Heartstone.
Kaladin gets to Roshone's manor, escorted by a guard, looking like a runaway slave. He discards the guard, finds his parents, starts sobbing on the floor. Decided that that was enough crying, punches Roshone and starts ordering everyone around. Demands spheres and horses and men etc, flexes his Shardblade and proves to be friendly with the king and Dalinar Kholin. Goes outside, starts levitating and leaves.
What an ICON.
I don't think I've ever done a proper piece for Shallan, so here it is!
I have inadvertently created the perfect storm. I teach high school math, including a statistics course where students are currently learning to collect and display data. I also run a mini cosmere library out of my desk for my young nerds.
This has led to grading student-made surveys during lunch only to be jumpscared by these responses.