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As the forces of Morgoth assail the Hidden City, Ecthelion of the Fountain and Glorfindel of the Golden Flower, along with the rest of Gondolin, muster their forces to defend their city against all hope.
(From "The Silmarillion" by J. R. R. Tolkien, although most of the descriptions here were taken from the Lost Tales). Done as a commission for Pentangle - and loads of fun I had, too! Watercolour. Some Photoshop touchups on Glorfindel's armour. |
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Long Live Ayumi Hamasaki!!!
It is beautiful, really. The sky is great....red, to mark a battle, I'm guessing. FLUTE PLAYERS IN THE BACK! AHH! Just noticed that.
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I want to make a difference in the world. Maybe not to mankind, but of some kind.
*Deviant-Underground
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Years are like fractals. The more you've seen of them, the more you appreciate the details of each one, rather than how many you've seen.
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Trakos is a Red Dracor, one of the great Warriors of the Dragons. Robboman is an old parody character, which I use as my username.
Clubs I'm in: ~All-Crazy-Reptiles ~Dragon-Friends ~bahamut-fans ~FinalFantasyClub ~elite-dragons
As usual.
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"if you listen, listen listen, listen close..."
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"I come here and save your life, and you're bitching at me?"
~Lake, Mindhunter
I love the armours! Do you have some refs??? Or do you have this just in your mind?????
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A winner never gives up
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Chaucer: You've probably read my book? The Book of the Duchess? No? Well, it was allegorical.
Roland: Well, we won't hold that against you, that's for every man to decide for himself. (A Knight's Tale)
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