#vairy

Vairy belongs to me

Also: My first artwork this year, horray! :D

Stubborn cold or no, I was still able to get this done on time! I really REALLY enjoyed reading Vairy, and he’s now one of my favorite princes :D I like Vim, but I really like Vairy too. Beul...well, I’m still not sure on him. Anyway, there were a few things that came up in his translation, so make sure to read through the post I did on him on the site. Then you can enjoy the full translation for Vairy, Prince of Veritia in the Land of Beastmen! Also, isn’t this new update great!? Maintenance took forever but...they included the new comic archive with the new update, which means more comics for me to translate! Quite a few of them have already been translated by another person on the Yume100 Wiki, but they still need typesetting. So hopefully I can get another comic out in the next week~

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There are several competing opinions on the "true" arms of the Ferrers family. The horseshoes shown here (or some variation thereof) are usually considered to be canting arms (for "farrier"), and different authorities will argue accordingly; if the source in question takes a dim view of canting arms, the blazon given is usually "vairy or and gules." Ferne falls into the pro-horseshoe camp, arguing that the vairy was adopted by "Henry Earle Ferrers... for the affection which he bare to his wife and her family," which makes the horseshoe coat "their most auntient Coate, and the signe and representation of theyr service done to their Soveraigne." (67) He also touches on the canting arms debate, saying that "those families which beare Armes alluding to their names... are both honorable and auntient." (68)

two pics painted in recently two days^^. 

Vairy belong to me

AHHH THANK YOU!11! I’ll feed you more soon…