Sauron Paper Doll I Made A Long Time Ago!

Sauron paper doll I made a long time ago!

[ID: Photo of a paper doll Sauron, with long, wavy, orange hair and a black crown. He’s wearing black-and-gold robes with a corset, and there’s a little eye symbol on his sash. /end ID]

*boops your nose* send this to ten blogs you think are lovely and deserve a boop on the nose😊🫵💚

Awwww! Thank you! You are awesome too :)

a while ago i was sent an ask from @waterjewelsspite (answered below) wherein i was asked about different elven fashions.... so from left to right: doriathrim fashion, teleri + nargothrond fashion, vanya fashion :DD these have been sitting in my drafts as uncoloured wips since early 2022 omg, but better late than never i suppose !!!

i didnt have a specific sketch page for the noldor that i did back then hahahaha so i came back to it recently and took it as a chance to do some assorted concept doodles with the kind of outfits i imagine them wearing in mundane situations? i dont quite know how to explain it but i hope my annotations can help show my thought process a bit!!

cant believe it took me this long to give like half the characters proper fullbody refs or designs (im looking at YOU beleg and mablung) but this has been super fun and really refreshing, so thank you again waterjewelsspite for the kind ask!!! sorry again it took. two and a half years. OMG. for me to get it done 😭😭😭 i hope this sufficed!!!

in usual fashion, bonus feanorian shenanigans: caranthir's first business/publishing/entrepreneurship/girlboss venture

Another, not yet summer, summer drawing!!

He´s building a demo from his sketchbook - probably Gondolin :)

Something I noticed.

There are two characters in The Silmarillion that I'm aware of who are described as having a darkness in them before they actually even did anything.

There's Fëanáro, and Galadriel said it.

And there's Maeglin, and Itarillë said it.

... The thing is, both of them were also motherless - Fëanáro having never really known his, and Maeglin having lost his (and his father) through an incredibly tragic event.

I wonder if that "darkness" that Galadriel and Itarillë saw was simply trauma and not a darkness of character, but they were simply to inexperienced to tell the difference. (Itarillë might've also had the same thing, considering what happened to Elenwë.)

Wait I said the children of húrin before I read movie 😭. For a movie the fall of gondolin fs.

Which part of Tolkien's wider legendarium would you want to be made into a movie? There are conditions.

It will be one movie no longer than three hours. It can be animated.

It will be made with the same love and faithfulness as Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films. This means there will be minor cuts and changes.

The studio insists that the film at least pass the Bechdel test. This may lead to new side characters or swaps like Arwen instead of Glorfindel in Fellowship of the Ring.

*The Fall of Numenor is not a Great Tale