Oct 14, 2025
My fanart of honkai star rail Dan Heng Permansor Terrae
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My fanart of honkai star rail Dan Heng Permansor Terrae
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WIP of a Fiverr commission I’m working on! Tbh. I draw swords and floating islands more often than I thought - but I’m not complaining, I like this aesthetic ✨ Also, I was thinking of posting a Christmas-inspired post with my previous commissions ~ Commission info Finished art!
Fanart piece for @chappellroan of her stunning VMA award outfit. I am weak for a gorgeous woman with a sword.
A silent fighter waiting for her story to begin 🌙
Even the fiercest fall to the blade. 🐍🗡️ Beauty, betrayal, and blood in one strike
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"Sword"
Behind the sharp glint of the sword lies a dark story and an unseen power. Every stroke is a silent witness to a soul-struggle in eternal darkness.
License by ©Levefrigus 2025
✨ A fearless warrior with a playful smile, ready to take on any battle with style and strength. ⚔️💜
🌹Dove tutto è cominciato… 🌹
Credo che a livello emotivo questo sia il disegno che ha più valore per me. Disegnare quella che è la mia eroina da quando ho 6 anni è una sfida emotiva non da poco, per fortuna è intervenuta @phenicottero in aiuto che si è presa il compito di disegnare Lady Oscar, piegata dall'ultima battaglia, avvenuta il 14 Luglio 1789 per prendere la Bastiglia. Venendo omaggiata da Nymeria, che inconsciamente o meno possiede diverse sfumature di Oscar, con un rivolo di lacrime e un inchino che dice più di mille parole. Un inchino di rispetto e ringraziamento per tutto quello che Oscar insegna e lascia a chi ne resta innamorato. Se dovessi descrivere cos'è per me Oscar ci metterei due secoli, ma se dovessi dirlo in poche parole direi che è quella figura femminile che mi ha sempre ispirata. Non solo per l'arte della spada e la storia della rivoluzione. È sempre stata l'esempio di come esser forti non vuol dire rinunciare al proprio lato più fragile ed emotivo. Di come si può essere femminili senza pizzi, merletti e trucco. È colei che mi ha insegnato che è sempre giusto lottare per i propri ideali, anche quando il mondo ti dice il contrario. Mi ha insegnato come non sia mai tardi per provare l’amore e, in qualche modo, farsi cambiare da esso. Mi ha insegnato a notare la nobiltà e la gentilezza in ognuno di noi; mi ha reso cosciente di quanto dentro ognuno di noi ci sia un mondo che spesso ci fa paura e non si ha il coraggio di affrontare per quante sfumature possiede. E potrei continuare per ore a raccontare quanto questa figura mi abbia insegnato e plasmato e soprattutto come mi ricordi di non mollare, per quanto la situazione sia straziante. Sinceramente senza Oscar non penso che sarei la stessa che sono oggi. Perciò almeno quest' anno ho voluto farle un piccolo, grande omaggio. 💜
🌹Where it all began… 🌹
I think on an emotional level this is the drawing that holds the most value for me. Drawing the one who has been my heroine since I was 6 years old is no small emotional challenge, luckily @phenicottero stepped in to help, who took on the task of drawing Lady Oscar, bent over by the last battle, which took place on 14 July 1789 to take the Bastille. Being paid homage by Nymeria, who unconsciously or unconsciously possesses several shades of Oscar, with a trickle of tears and a bow that says more than a thousand words. A bow of respect and thanks for all that Oscar teaches and leaves to those who remain in love with him. If I had to describe what Oscar is to me it would take me two centuries, but if I had to say it in a few words I would say that he is that female figure who has always inspired me. Not only for the art of the sword and the history of revolution. She has always been the example of how being strong does not mean giving up one's more fragile and emotional side. Of how one can be feminine without lace and make-up. She is the one who taught me that it is always right to fight for your ideals, even when the world tells you otherwise. She taught me how it is never late to feel love and, somehow, be changed by it. She taught me to notice the nobility and kindness in each of us; she made me aware of how inside each of us there is a world that often frightens us and we do not have the courage to face because of how many nuances it possesses. And I could go on for hours about how much this figure has taught me and shaped me, and above all how she reminds me not to give up, no matter how heartbreaking the situation. Honestly, without Oscar I don't think I would be the same as I am today. So at least this year I wanted to pay her a small, big tribute. 💜