gorgeous Lady Arwen is gorgeous!
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It was drawn in 2005 :)
oh okay good to know :) I thought it was drawn after the films came out because it looks so much like Arwen and Aragorn are portrayed in them :)
Go not to the Elves for counsel, for they will say both yes and no
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Arwen and Aragorn
Matt Stewart
I wonder whether that was drawn before or after the films came out…
I’m actually having something like a life since the weather is good and school keeps me busy :/ hope you guys have a good time too and understand <3<3
love you all, and thanks for still following! :)
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the perfect elven princess….arwen
fuck 2003??? so long ago already? feels like yesterday…all these childhood days dreaming of lotr, pretending to be an elf fighting for the good together with the fellowship…I miss these blithe times so much! :/
Galadriel on Lorien
Ted Nasmith
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Peaceful Time by ~liga-marta
While still in his early youth [Fëanor] wedded Nedanel, the daughter of a great smith named Mahtan, among those of the Noldor most dear to Aulë….Nerdanel also was firm of will, but more patient than Fëanor, desiring to understand minds rather than to master them, and at first she restrained him when the fire of his heart grew too hot; but his later deeds grieved her, and they became enstranged. Seven sons she bore to Fëanor; her mood she bequeathed in part to some of them, but not to all.
—J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, ch. 6: “Of Fëanor and the Unchaining of Melkor”
This might be liga-marta’s most beautiful work yet.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4ardknTYD1qmxaa8o1_500.jpg)
While still in his early youth [Fëanor] wedded Nedanel, the daughter of a great smith named Mahtan, among those of the Noldor most dear to Aulë….Nerdanel also was firm of will, but more patient than Fëanor, desiring to understand minds rather than to master them, and at first she restrained him when the fire of his heart grew too hot; but his later deeds grieved her, and they became enstranged. Seven sons she bore to Fëanor; her mood she bequeathed in part to some of them, but not to all.
—J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, ch. 6: “Of Fëanor and the Unchaining of Melkor”
This might be liga-marta’s most beautiful work yet.