Finally finished the set! This took a crazy long time to complete, but I’m happy with the result
Month: February 2018
Tolkien sketches ! Vala and Maia duos : Melkor and Sauron, Varda and Ilmarë, Manwë and Eonwë, Nienna and Olorin, Yavanna and Melian.
oh, offering flowers to cute boys is standard practice in Doriath, haven’t you heard?
messing around with their outfit designs a wee bit.
beleg and turin commissioned by the wonderful @raisingcain-onceagain :’3 enjoy darlin’
Silver finger ring, late medieval about 15th century AD, “en bon an” (New Year’s gift association).
The York Anglo-Saxon Helmet, The Riverside Arts Centre Museum, Nottingham, 6.1.18.
Created around 750 to 775 CE, this Anglo-Saxon helmet is inscribed with Latin across the top and features the name of the helmet’s owner ‘Oshere’ above the nose guard. It is likely that the translation reads ‘Warrior of the Royal House of Os’, linking it to a royal family in northern England.
caranthir survives first age au where he moves to eregion to do his nephew’s taxes and also terrify the gwaith-i-mirdain. also i want those two to just. LOVE EACH OTHER TENDERLY.
look at that very good birb :>
Some idea ink doodles ‘n’ sketches like attacking Minas Tirith on Tol Sirion in autumn season and such or just drawing bunch of sharp toothed fur fluffs with Sauron…naaawwwwww~ ♥
Irimë was a Noldorin elf, the daughter of Finwë, the High King of the Ñoldor and Indis; sister of Fingolfin, Finarfin, Findis, and half-sister of Fëanor.Irimë was born during the Noontide of Valinor, probably in Tirion. She was the third child of Finwë and Indis and their second daughter. Little is known about her except that she joined the Revolt of the Ñoldor and went to Middle-earth with Fingolfin and his company.Irimë’s fate is unknown but she may have been slain in one of the Battles of Beleriand, or returned to Aman after the War of Wrath.Rhona Mitra as Lalwen
Stibnite.
Antimony sulphide sometimes produces some stunning mineral specimens. Also called antimonite, it is the main source of antimony, used as a pigment since antique times, and in modern flame retardants and pyrotechnics. The name comes from the Greek name for the mineral stibin. It is the main ingredient of the makeup called kohl, used as eye shadow throughout the world in antiquity and was also used in ancient Egyptian medicines.
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