#king thomas

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(Remus hefts his morning star onto his shoulder, unfortunately nicking himself bad with some of it’s very sharp points, but he doesn’t seem perturbed by it. You get the feeling they are... magically kept that sharp.)

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Remus: The former King of Rótaldë, the kingdom now unofficially named Corona under the new leadership that apparently overthrew the ‘glorious’ King Thomas as has happened for centuries at least.

King Thomas (no filter) @thatsthat24

Did you see Thomas' post?! Did you seeeeee?! Djsjnxnd Ughhh KING.

I really liked it and I drew it bcz why not. This took me quite some time to do. I've been really liking the anime/otome type of art style lately and I really want to master it. This isn't something I'd call complete but I'm just tired and I don't know what to add so this is the best I can do.

Sorry if I haven't been posting. School started for me and exam Just ended so this is the free time I'll probably have since I've really been busy.

Inktober 2019 Day One:

Thomas/Ring

I am mix and matching a couple of prompt lists so I am sorry for any inconsistencies but today I did the one from the official prompt list and also the one from the amazing Thomas Sanders prompt list by @an-english-artist (@Sandersidesart on Imstagram, they are awesome so go check them out!!)

I just used a pencil and a ballpoint pen because I was at uni and I left all of my school supplies like a dingus.

I decided to draw King Thomas because I am excite for October 11!!!

((I also added the ring last minute because he gets married in the trailer right? Totally counts.))

Virgil lived his life in an acre of land. He wouldn’t want to leave even if he could. He had everything he needed, a small garden for food, clothes that were delivered every three months, books that mysteriously showed up on the bookshelf when he got bored. He didn’t need any more than that, and he certainly didn’t want to risk the dangers of the outside world.

Well, it was too bad the outside world was more than willing to come to him.

Virgil’s pretty certain that the man who lands in his garden is a thief. The warrior and mage that stumble in after him end up a little hard to reason away. Virgil decides locking himself in his basement is a reasonable response to their appearance. The snake that turns into a man down there earns a very justified scream and frying pan to the face.

The four of them explain that they were on a mission to rescue the king from the warlock that enchanted him and the kingdom. The same one that had locked Virgil up for unknown reasons. The thief seems pretty certain that Virgil is the key to this whole mess. They take him along.