Grey Warden Anders for this week’s Patreon poll sketch :D
Continuing my “my warden is from the Circle and I can’t picture her reinforcing any sort of dresscodes outside of the general Warden colours and ‘as long as you’re protected’“ streak with the Warden characters’ gear.
hey guys!! my catβs vet bill was atrocious and i still have bills to pay so iβm opening very casual sketch comms!!
$6 will get you a half/ 2/3rd body or whatever that is sketch like the first pic above
$10 will get you a full body sketch like three of those sketches in the second pic
want a second person in the pic for that good good romance? i got u. $3 will get u an extra half body character and $5 will get u an extra full body character.
payment is due via paypal after approval of and receipt of sketch.
please message me via ask/IM here on tumblr or send me a message on discord at logan#9275
if u want something else we can work it out too :) just let me know!
When nominating, please fill in “Mass Effect – All Media Types” in the fandom box. As we unfortunately discovered with the Black Emporium exchange, Ao3 is happiest when the “all media types” fandom is used.
As a reminder, both gen (&) and relationship (/) tags are allowed for this exchange. Please don’t hesitate to hit up either of the mods (@acequeenking and @keita52) for questions!
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Now the countless Lord of the Rings enthusiasts in America have their chance to behold the materials first-hand. The exhibition Tolkien: Maker of Middle-Earth, which runs from January 25th to May 12th of this year at New York’s Morgan Library and Museum, will assemble “the most extensive public display of original Tolkien material for several generations,” drawing from “the collections of the Tolkien Archive at the Bodleian Library (Oxford), Marquette University Libraries (Milwaukee), the Morgan, and private lenders.”
All told, it will include “family photographs and memorabilia, Tolkien’s original illustrations, maps, draft manuscripts, and designs related toThe Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, and The Silmarillion.”
Mental Floss’ Emily Petsko also highlights the presence of “original illustrations of Smaug the dragon (from The Hobbit), Sauron’s Dark Tower of Barad-dûr (described in The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion), and other recognizable characters,” as well as that of Tolkien’s draft manuscripts that “provide a window into his creative process, as well as the vivid, expansive worlds he created.” You can see more of the things Tolkienian that will soon come available for public viewing at the Morgan in the exhibition’s trailer at the top of the post.
