YA Junky

Rebel of the Sands by Alwyn Hamilton

@/anthonylockwod on twitter.

The worldbuilding and the magical mythology is so similar to the Grisha-verse, but set in a fictional Persia rather than a fictional Russia/Norway/Amsterdam. There’s different magic woven through the books, magic of djinnis and fire and smoke. The storytelling style is beautiful and I guarantee you that would will fall in love with the world, the characters and the magic instantly. I need more people to understand my love of Amani and Jin (and the rest of the characters which I won’t name as it may spoil things). Oh goddamn, Amani and Jin. They have killed me dead. 

/ if you save, like/reblog. credits to @alescslater on twitter

or, you know, something like that

Listen I was strongly in the "no love interest" wagon with Aloy before.. But her and Kotallo uhhh 👀

just finished Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin and i’m dying inside please help  

Let’s see.

The Chariot: Ansel Diggory

These are alternate dust jackets for Serpent & Dove and Blood & Honey commissioned by @foxandwit.

Side note, I think my stained glass artwork has become a deviated signature style without me realizing it. 🤔 I’ve only now considered how many pieces I’ve done in this style - it’s almost like an amalgamation of papercraft x illustration as far as character designs.

I’m still so obsessed with these two. So much. Happy Valentines day =)

Forgive the shitty meme but I'm a big fan of everyone agonizing over maiming themselves meanwhile Eivor is just like "y'all know you can just put the blade on the other side of your arm, right?"

I willl not be accepting criticism at this time