#lunare

Soooo how about that Ember & Ice...

I'd say Hollanov stand aside, I need to hyperfocus on two fae princes in love and a war that separated them as enemies for years

Claudio Cargiolli (b.1952) - Lunare. 2019. Oil on canvas.

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The world itself, all I read, the people, the art, the weather I encounter, they all belong in a poem that I am not writing, a poem that contains me too, a poem that slowly reveals its generous and surprising connections. I think I cannot write that poem. I can only live in it. 

— Heather Christle, “Crying in the Library,” for Fugitive Leaves (via bostonpoetryslam)

ToC

Stella and Lucas, twins

Finally! A Stella design I'm (mostly) happy with. I think I'm going to give them stronger cheekbones in their full design sheets. Oh also there's my avatar in the corner, just there to say hello :)

Lunates v. Solarian Gender Stuff

I feel I should mention that just because Lunare women are typically short doesn't mean they aren't tall/ above average in other places. I should've added average heights but like they're at least 5'6-5'7, the men are usually 6'4 and taller. For Solarians, the women are usaully 6'5 and taller while the men are 5'8-6'2. So. Also Darcy is so tall because she's trans and decided not to get size/height reduction.

Shaman Witch

I actually have quite some bit planned out for her, but her story's still in the workshop for now :p

“Unknown” Queen