cypheroftyr:

c-lov3r:

fuckyeahwarriorwomen:

[ Description: A woman with dark skin and long dark hair styled in cornrows and braids. She is posed in profile facing the left of the image, wearing full-plate armour that doesn’t have individual breasts fashioned into it. She wears a an ornate multihoop earring with a skull-shaped bead at its centre. ]

The Huntress by S. Ross Browne

her hair… ;-;

All of her…magnificent.

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hot-elf:

quillaby:

Last night with the assassin by Agregor

Reblogging because Zevran. And Agregor.

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aithne:

fairykaleidoscope:

Do you know a better time than the present for igniting your dreams?

Reblogging for Sol and Saga. 

Yessssssss, fire 8D

hifas:

Winter Illuminations at Nabana no Sato

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dalishinparis:

thighhighdalish:

Dear Maker, what did I get myself into.

Here is a handy reference for myself, since I am horrible at filing away my own artwork.

Unfortunately, since Carver and Isabela were the first, they look different from the others.  I was still playing with some minor effects when I took a picture of the drawing.

Updated the Lady Hawke/Fenris picture.

You know what, I miss this photoset. And it’s a good reminder for me to finish the DA:O steampunk conversion too. Sten needs his pants.

These are so amazing <3 Still love them

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If you ignore the dragon, it will eat you. If you try to confront the dragon it will overpower you. If you ride the dragon, you will take advantage of its might and power.

The townspeople took the prince for dead
When he never returned with the dragon’s head
When with her, he stayed
She thought he’d be too afraid
But he loved her too much instead.

thighhighdalish:

devidsketchbook:

NEW DRAWINGS BY ROBERT L. SCHULTZ

Wisconsin based artist, Robert Schultz

Known for his deliberate and exacting precision, Schultz pays painstaking attention to every composition detail, both overall and in the minutia of each fold of skin, hair, shadow, highlight and pattern. To Schultz, the body in and of itself is a work of art; his drawings serve to expose that intrinsic beauty. 

Robert Schultz received his B.A and M.F.A. from the University of Wisconsin. Schultz is included in several public collections including the Art Institute of Chicago and The Arkansas Art Center.

Current exhibition in gallery printworks Chicago (September 7–October 13, 2012)

*picks jaw up off floor*

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belaquadros:

Printed Skin

Contemporary Body Art

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aithne:

Be A Light, by Sam Kallis