*sends Loving Support To You Because You Still An Amazing Artist, Writing Really Fun And Fascinating

*sends loving support to you because you still an amazing artist, writing really fun and fascinating stories, and you are definetly one those people I look up to a lot*

I hope you have a good day and summer!

Reading this makes the heavy lifting feel light as air :D thank you for supporting my work for as long as you have, and for sticking around after the account move. It's truly a blessing seeing a familiar face (icon? Haha) and getting to share and exchange such creative lore ideas and questions with you!

I hope you have a wonderful summer as well ^^

I have made an observation...

YES I NEED BIG FAT ANIME EYES

This little pearlcatcher has a striking resemblance to one of our Chieftains. Perhaps that’s important to note...

 Aster was named for the hue of her tail, which resembles the vibrant pink of the aster blossom. 

Arkadi is the Cerulean's Chief and greatest hunter. Like the other chieftains he takes immense pride in his clan's talents, stoking a fierce ambition in his fellow hunters to refine their craft. He is the most critical of Resillian...almost jealous of the young Chief's accomplishments...

Arkadi is a bit of a dreamer, and is greatly inspired by the tales of his star-hunting ancestors. The secrets of the original cerulean knight, Archanis, have been lost to time. But Arkadi believes he can bring such glory back. He often reflects out in the wilderness, connecting with the natural world.

That new tumblr store did the Skyrim “By Talos, this can’t be happening” joke, and for a hot second I was very confused and wondered if some algorithm was spying on the blogs I follow, lol.

Is there any reason in particular plague dragons keep popping up as villians in your lore or is it just coincidence?

I have a love-hate relationship with Plague, and the feelings often times clash. On one hand, the themes of survival, decay, life, and the struggle that comes from that, is profoundly cool to me and fun to play with in fiction. -Their eye colors are also second only to light in my opinion; they look like rubies-.

On the other hand...I DEEPLY abhor irl suffering brought about by illness and physical ailment . Having plague dragons always present is a love-letter to Plague's interesting lore, while having them almost always be villains is self-indulgent hate-mail to the concept of suffering via illness and plague...

The timing of this question is pretty notable, too, as I just recovered(thankfully) from the virus-that-should-not-be-named. My hatred for being sick has been renewed once again.