The Whole Reason I Got Into Making Jewellery, And The Specific Choice To Make Things With Bone, Was Because

The whole reason I got into making jewellery, and the specific choice to make things with bone, was because of The Locked Tomb series by Tamsyn Muir. I wanted bone jewellery after reading about it in Gideon the Ninth and seeing all the cool artwork people made, with a bone rosary very much standing out. Finally decided to take the project on recently and here it is! The beads are a mixture of carved bone, lava beads, and Whitby jet all strung together using silver wire I chained together. It's not quite a book accurate piece, and I will be making something closer to that too, but I loved making this big ol' fancy rosary and I'm so happy with how it turned out!

“Shield made to venerate a maiden whose eyes were crushed by Briars of Sin before being reborn in these lands.”

Just learned about The Shield of the Guilty. I’ve never found it before, I’ve never seen a playthrough find it before the one I’ve just been watching.

Does it imply Irene/Hyetta has been reborn multiple times? Why is this lady cursed to have so many lives with seemingly horrible deaths? Is this connecting the Briars of Sin to the Frenzied Flame? Or is she just really cursed in the ocular region?

What does it mean, Formsoft? What does it mean?

A collection of my recent Elden Ring artwork. I do love the game so much and the way its characters tell their stories.

I did some Bloodborne and DS3 fanart as well in case you are interested (Planned to play them again and draw more but never started doing it lmao) :

1. Bloodborne

2. Orbeck of Vinheim   Abyss Watcher   Dancer&Random Sketch

Sorry for the watermark, had to do so since there were people printing infringing goods with my art :( 

A bottomless curse A bottomless sea 🌊🦑🌌

Bloodborne fanart by Stu_dts

Fia

Elden Ring: Official Artbook