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Thingol forgot that his daughter is a demigoddess.
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“At that time Beren and Lúthien yet dwelt in Tol Galen, the Green Isle, in the River Adurant, southernmost of the streams that falling from Ered Lindon flowed down to join with Gelion; and their son Dior Eluchíl had to wife Nimloth, kinswoman of Celeborn, prince of Doriath, who was wedded to the Lady Galadriel.”
-JRR Tolkien, The Silmarillion, “Of the Ruin of Doriath”
[ID: An edit comprised of six posters in alternating cool-tinted dark green and greenish-white. Thin white text at the top of each image reads “dior & nimloth” in all caps.
1: A brown-skinned person in a white shirt looking through leaves. There are dappled shadows on their face and only one of their eyes is visible / 2: A close-up of flowers with a metallic sheen / 3: Chunks of translucent white crystal / 4: A brown-skinned person with dark hair wearing a white dress and wading in green water seen from above. Their skirt floats out around them and one of their arms is extended to the side / 5: A person with brown skin wearing a white sundress and hanging by one arm off of a white column. They are turned away from the viewer and are looking out across a marshy landscape towards a bank of trees / 6: White butterflies and moths of varying sizes, some with dark markings on their wings /End ID]
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Sindarin Portraits pt3: Elmo, Galadhon, Nellas, and Nimloth.
Some more obscure-ish characters for my Sindarin portrait project! When I first designed Elmo, I decided to make him a mix between Thingol and Olwë, so his clothes are a blend of Sindar and Teleri fashion. This is also my first time drawing Nellas; since she lives out in the forest, I made her robes green (rather like Mablung and Beleg’s).
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"He died, and his son, Thranduil, succeeded to the throne, returning with the remnants of the elves to Greenwood after the war."
Thranduil is wearing the same clothes as Legolas, let's just say these are the robes of a prince
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Thranduil colour blocking study
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Daeron on Mereth-Aderthad sketch.
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Elrond and Celebrian
Do not use without my permission, please
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Beleg Cuthalion V2
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Thingol v2
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Nellas V2
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Beren & Luthien
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Nellas V2
“Family”
Fierce Love
For @tolkiengenweek
1.Aredhel and Maeglin through the forest
2.Melian and Luthien
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elu thingol
i drew him soooooo much younger looking than I intended. So I guess this would be his days during his time in Cuiviénen or exploring Middle Earth. He's a character that you either love or hate, but that seems to be most Silmarillion characters. Aahaha..
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beleg & turin 11x14 Stonehenge charcoals
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Beren Son of Barahir
“Thereafter for four years more Beren wandered still upon Dorthonion, a solitary outlaw; but he became the friend of birds and beasts, and they aided him, and did not betray him, and from that time forth he ate no flesh nor slew any living thing that was not in the service of Morgoth.”
- The Silmarillion, Of Beren and Lúthien
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