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This is... most definitely a work in progress. It’s shaping up to be nine pages of tone drawings (which I don’t have much experience in)...
So uh in case you can’t read my handwriting:
(Panel 1) Work at the factory wasn’t too bad. (Panel 2) The pay was decent, at least. Not enough for luxuries, sure, but enough to live off of. (Panel 3) The work itself too. There were worse jobs. (Panel 4) And the people there were nice enough. (Panel 5) The woman with five children who never had time to join us for drinks (Panel 6) The older man who worked three times as quickly as anyone else and never said a word (Panel 7) The harrowed young girl who quickly took her pay (Panel 8) ...and slowly learned to smile. . . (Panel 9) The young man who disappeared. (Panel 10) I only vaguely remember him. I never asked his name, never looked at his face... (Panel 11) I regret it.
I totally forgot about feuilly week this year!!! have a rushed boye
page 4 of the feuilly thing! bonus appearance of Enjolras and Courfeyrac!
Pages 1, 2, and 3 here.
Sorry the handwriting is small and messy: (Panel 1) He was nimble with his fingers. (Panel 2) He spoke quietly to the other workers. (Panel 3) He took his lunch outside (Panel 4) and occasionally met with friends.
Page 5!
Pages 1, 2, and 3; Page 4
(Panel 1) The day before, I’d heard him talking with another worker, a bearded, middle-aged man. (Panel 2) “Will you?” (Panel 3) “I have a family.”
Page 6!
“There were rumors. It was spring, when the young man had disappeared. And we were workers, after all. He had seemed so quiet, but his eyes were strikingly intense.”
Pages 1, 2, and 3; Page 4; Page 5
Page 7!!
“None of us would have put it past him to have been on the Rue de la Chanvrerie that day.”
(My first time actually drawing the barricade; why is it so hard to draw piles of things??)
Pages 1, 2, and 3; Page 4; Page 5; Page 6
“The bearded man came to the factory as usual. Guilt flickered in his eyes at the empty seat, but he said nothing. I kept working.”
Pages 1, 2, and 3; Page 4; Page 5; Page 6; Page 7
Last page!!
“Some days I remember the young worker who disappeared, and wonder if I could’ve done anything for his cause. But most days, it is my hungry family that I think of.”
Pages 1, 2, and 3; Page 4; Page 5; Page 6; Page 7; Page 8
It’s finally done!!! This has... been a very long project, but I’m pretty proud of it, and Feuilly deserves nothing less.
I know the writing is probably hard to read; text under the cut.
(1.1) Work at the factory wasn’t too bad. (1.2) The pay was decent, at least. Not enough for luxuries, sure, but enough to live off of. (1.3) The work itself, too. There were worse jobs. (1.4) And the people there were nice enough. (2.1) The woman with five children who never had time to join us for drinks. (2.2) The older man who worked three times as quickly as anyone else and never said a word. (2.3) The harrowed young girl who quickly took her pay (2.4) ...and slowly learned to smile. (3.1) The young man who disappeared. (3.2) I only vaguely remember him. I never asked his name, never looked at his face... (3.3) I regret it. (4.1) He was nimble with his fingers. (4.2) He spoke quietly to the other workers. (4.3) He took his lunch outside (4.4) and occasionally met with friends. (5.1) The day before, I’d heard him talking with another worker, a bearded, middle-aged man. (5.2) “Will you?” (5.3) “I have a family.” (6.1) There were rumors. (6.2) It was spring, when the young man had disappeared. (6.3) And we were workers, after all. (6.4) He had seemed so quiet, but his eyes were strikingly intense. (7.1) None of us would have put it past him to have been on the Rue de la Chanvrerie that day. (8.1) The bearded man came to the factory as usual. (8.2) Guilt flickered in his eyes at the empty seat, but he said nothing. (8.3) I kept working. (9.1) Some days I remember the young man who disappeared, and wonder if I could’ve done anything for his cause. (9.2) But most days, it is my hungry family that I think of.
enjolras: CITIZENS
enjolras: HEAR ME
enjolras: let us engage in serious political discourse
enjolras: now permit my lengthy rhetoric on the state of men and society
enjolras: revolution republic people dawn future
feuilly: *stands there*
enjolras: omFG FEUILLY
enjolras: YOU ARE SO GREAT FEUILLY I JUST WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT FEUILLY OKAY FEUILLY GREAT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK FEUILLY
enjolras: by the way revolution
Young Students Deprived of Proper Layers of Dress Dismantle the Government
aaaaaah this was very rushed!
@themiserablesmonth Day 6 - Riches (pfffffffffft NERD)
some revolution buddies for @feuillyweek!
@themiserablesmonth Day 24 - Crush
Les Amis As Funky Waistcoats I Found On Google Image Search
(is this a thing I am doing?? really???? ok.)
if you click through it will possibly say who each one is? I'll tag them in order just in case
Don't forget your old shipmate...
Enjolras & Feuilly Sailor AU!
Can't believe it's taken me so long to post this STUNNING commission by @thepiecesofcait! Please, please click for full quality so you can see the beautiful detail in the stars and the fold of sails and spray of the water.
This piece is now hanging in my kitchen so I can look at it every morning. Tell me you don't get instant wanderlust gazing at this beauty.
Also, Cait is currently talking preorders for her beautiful Les Mis Zine full of gorgeous art! Go look!
Nous voulons faire la lumière Malgré le masque de la nuit Pour illuminer notre terre Et changer la vie
the boys!! they’re here!! (a few days late for Barricade Day, yes, but here all the same!)
[ID: A digital drawing of all Les Amis and Gavroche, facing forward in a cluster. Enjolras is holding a large red flag that covers one corner of the drawing. Both Feuilly and Gavroche have their fists raised in the air, and all are smiling. End ID.]
sketchish Enjolras and Feuilly for the Les Mis fanwork challenge Wk 1 Sprint (Meal) and also the Touching prompts list I’m working through (sitting close, knees touching)
a rather hastily finished contribution to @feuillyweek!
[ID: digital drawing of Feuilly on a brown background; he is smiling and holding his hands out as if he is explaining something. End ID.]
Happy Barricade Day!
[ID: A digital drawing in shades of brown of Les Amis de l’ABC, Éponine, Gavroche, and Père Mabeuf standing behind or climbing over the barricade. Mabeuf is holding the flag, and there is a fire burning in the background. The next four images are closeups on different parts of the drawing. End ID.]