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Spark - chapter 3Guilt

Turgon's voice was cold. It was always cold when Maedhros heard him speak, which was seldom. Fingolfin's and most of the others' were usually rather flat around him, even the healers'.

"His brother is at the gate."

Fingon turned from his chair at Maedhros' bed to look at his brother standing in the door. "Which of them?" he asked in surprise.

Turgon laughed without humour. "Does it matter?"

"It does. Can you imagine Caranthir walking through our camp? There'd be blood."

"It's Maglor. So there probably won't be blood. Not that he'd deserve it any less." Turgon's voice was dark with resentment. "Atar allowed him to pass. Mainly beca

Spark - chapter 2Words

Words and music. Two things that were so far removed that it took Maedhros a while to even realize they were there. His mind still did not understand them, but his heart did, at least in part. It recognized them as something to break through the endless cycle of painful heartbeats, and left him no say in the matter. He suddenly found that it had the music, and the words, as if it remembered them from a time long ago, though that seemed impossible. They came automatically, forcing themselves out of him with such strength that he couldn't hold them back. He sang the words, sang the music, without having any recollection of how to sing, o

SparkAll light had failed.

There was only darkness. Darkness, and him, and the pain. The pain was the only thing that was not dark. When Maedhros closed his eyes, the pain even blocked out the darkness, drowning it, mostly red, sometimes white.

There were no stars; even they had failed. Maybe they were still there somewhere, above the reeking fumes and smokes of the furnaces of Angband. Maybe they were already gone. Maybe the world was already gone. He had no way of knowing. Sometimes, it would rain, but the rain was black and oily, and it stank. There was no clean thing left in the world. It burned in his eyes and in the many wounds upon his bo

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Wait for me at Saint Elen's Crossby =Gold-Seven

Traditional Art / Paintings / Fantasy

"Run!" she had told him. "Wait for me at Saint Elen's Cross."
He had waited, but she had never come.
Sometimes, he felt as though, after all these years, he was still waiting.

The Rhyddion Chronicles, Chapter One [link]

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You might remember this one (mainly because it's in my journal header

) - I'd always liked it and wanted to make a portfolio piece of it, but I'd lost the old (digital) version in a data crash. So I went for watercolour this time, and feel I did it much more justice.

Watercolour, Sepia markers, white markers.

love 5 5

joy 1 1

wow 2 2

~~mad 0 0~~

~~sad 0 0~~

~~fear 0 0~~

~~neutral 0 0~~

=Lily-Hbp May 31, 2011 General Artist

I love how the cross stands out... beautiful!

=Gold-Seven Jun 1, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you! I really like this piece too.

~medievallass May 12, 2011

This piece is so emotional I really feel for Aedan. My main character has a similar problem.

Hayley

~Suspithra Apr 9, 2011 Hobbyist Writer

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Lost for words...
.. Lovely!

=Gold-Seven Apr 13, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you!

~Suspithra Apr 14, 2011 Hobbyist Writer

You are soo welcome!

*inspiredcreativity Feb 18, 2011 Professional Digital Artist

In figure and portrait drawing, the challenge is in conveying character, personality, emotion, attitude, spirit, and story of the character. In story illustration, the challenge is even higher, because it is much more minimal in the amount of lines you can work with. The real judge of an Illustrator is how well this done. You are telling a story through face and body language.

Having looked through much of your art, I have to say that you do an excellent job of conveying character, personality, emotion, attitude, spirit, and story of your characters. I have enjoyed looking at your work.

=Gold-Seven Feb 25, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you very much for the kind words!

*inspiredcreativity Feb 26, 2011 Professional Digital Artist

It was my pleasure.

~Cobriss Jan 29, 2011

Wow...just...wow...absolutely amazing. You can actually feel his emotions poring out of the picture. I love it!

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