People who tag my Orodreth art with their own female character tags will find flies in their soups forever

My third eye opened to a new Findu/Gwindor headcanon just now so I must share.

Maybe they didn't first meet in Nargothrond! Maybe the survivors from Minas Tirith (escorted by C&C perhaps) happened upon the Nargothrondrim reinforcements on the road that were returning from Bragollach. And the kind and helpful, although battle worn prince that is Gwindor meets with the princess and ensures she's alright and tended to at all times :')

EDIT: Before you come at me for putting these seemingly random guys in a poll together I just wanted to explain it's because they all have dark hair and kill a lot of orcs and exist around the same time. Thanks! 😇💗

Me whenever I see my mutual who I never speak to

Just me and my big bottle against the world

I've got a small burst of new followers over the past few days and I just want to say thank you and welcome!! I mainly draw one elf all the time but can shock you with other stuff from time to time. I also have a small discord server where I sometimes share sketches and so on and discuss the aforementioned elf. If you want to join feel free to dm me for an invite.

A half hearted attempt at Angrod.

Today I've been thinking a lot about how elves age and how some people understandably try to compare their different ages and life stages to those of humans, which I get but also... Don't, simply because elves are not human. They're immortal!

Sure they have their three life stages but they're quite different from how humans experience them. For example iirc tollers says elves learn to walk earlier than humans and understand the world around them perfectly even as very young children, although remain looking like young children for much longer. Since their brains seem so developed already I don't really know what the transitional years inbetween childhood and adulthood would look like other than they just grow up physically?

Anyway my main thought here was that I like to think that even as thousands of years old adults some elves can act and be as juvenile in spirit as they were when they reached maturity and they might even remain that way for the good part of the eternity, since time just ceases to matter to them and their bodies and spirits don't react to it's passing. Of course certain events can alter this but for the main part I think elves don't grow as much mentally in their adulthood as humans do, since it seems a lot of it was already there when their spirit came to be, in a way. If you understand what I'm trying to say. I'm not good at articulating my thoughts.

For mere 20k a month you can hire me to be your ideas guy

"It's vital to any job to have a workplace crush" to hell with it. It's way more important to have a blorbo that you can think about hours on end on the job so you forget the boring reality

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