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TLoV Updated!
TLoV Updated!
Chapter 9 Part 1 and Part 2 have been added on AO3!
Be warned, there is Graphic Torture in Part 2
Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/22068301/chapters/58991152#workskin
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• Dress (Sack or sacque dress).
Date: 1755-1775
Medium: Silk taffeta
Maybe Not Her Mother....
Despite being such a beautiful sunny day, Lucette only felt like she was standing underneath a dark storm cloud. This emotional dark cloud only made her more upset. While everyone else was gifting flowers and objects to their mothers, she was laying a wreath of flowers on her mother’s grave.
“It’s not fair.” She mumbled to herself, blinking quickly to push back her tears. Everyone else was dressing up in bright colors and laughing and talking with their mother’s while here she was, dressed head to toe in black, kneeling before her mother’s grave. She shouldn’t be here. Her mother shouldn’t be underground. She should’ve been waking up to her daughter and husband bringing her breakfast in bed. Sailing through the skyways to her favorite islands. Running through flower filled meadows, barefoot and laughing.
“And yet, here I am. Wallowing under a perpetual cloud that only darkened on this special day.”
“Indeed, but it is only reasonable and expected of you to be here on this day.”
Startled, Lucette spun around to see a familiar beautiful clockwork standing a few feet behind her. Queen.
“Queen. What are you doing here?” She questioned.
“Looking for you. Protecting you. Supporting you.” Queen replied, smoothly making her way over to the saddened princess and kneeling next to her, her eye holes fixated on the grave. Lucette felt comforted by her presence. Though Queen wasn’t her mother and can’t replace her mother, no one could, but Queen did a good job supporting her like one.
“Thank you, Queen.”
“It is my pleasure, colombina.”
And when the women made their way home to the palace, Lucette’s mourning veil was off her head and Queen had a gentle arm wrapped around her shoulder.
Wave Study 🌊Swipe for timelapse🌊 . . . Nothing much. Was watching an ocean documentary and was suddenly filled with the urge to draw water. Was surprisingly fun. I was expecting it to be more frustrating but it was quite relaxing. Maybe I should actually carry out more of my environment study ideas instead of procrastinating and forgetting them. . . . (Please do not steal, copy, trace, edit, or repost without permission) . . . #environmentalart #environmentstudy #digitalart #digitalartistsoninstagram #digitalillustration #ipadprocreate #ipadproartist #procreate #procreateart #procreateartist #procreate5 #oceanart #artistsoninstagram #artistoninstagram #artistsofinstagram #artistontumblr https://www.instagram.com/p/B_hywhvjysw/?igshid=wdnctwixgnze
New chapters posted on AO3! Sorry for the long silence, stuff has been hectic since the last time, as you can see. Do be warned, Ch10 has some gore and a torture scene so if that doesn’t fly with you, you might wanna skip.
Hit y’all with that double upload to compensate the temporary loss of art. Hope y’all enjoy it!
Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/22068301/chapters/52665553
• Woman’s Ensemble and Fichu.
Place of origin: France
Date: ca. 1780
Medium: Cotton plain weave (muslin) with silk embroidery.