Current mood:	cheerful
Current music:	Trouble : Shawn Colvin

Wheee...
The pixels have taken over my brain! Help!




Arwen Evenstar, from LotR. This is for Jezz, and is based of a picture that I do not know the artist of...very sorry to that artist for no credit. If you know who it is, leave me a comment and I'll credit/take down, depending on the artist's wishes.


The start of what may be a tarot set of Jezz and I's muses. It's Aila, the main character from the novel I am writing. Background sucks ass, I know.

Whee, symbolizm: she is starting off, in the book, on a journey that will take her to the outside world, which she has never seen. She holds the only possession she thinks she will need: her computer book. This is similar to the traditional fool, who has all his possessions in a bag slung over his shoulder on a stick. She is standing in the road, unaware of the danger, like the traditional fool who is about to step off a cliff.


Kingsley Shacklebolt from Harry Potter. YAY! I did some major tweaking of this base, as I love it and she had no males. ;-;


Two of what I think Arwen and Eomer's (you read that right. I'm one of the three Arwen/Eomer shippers in the world) daughter would look like. She's in an AU fanfiction that has been drifting around my head for a while.

All the bases from above are from the wonderful Pinkland.

And, Elrohir (son of Elrond, brother to Arwen) in drag! Yay!

He should not look as bloody cute as he does. *plays with his hair*
And, to clarify, there is a story behind this. I'm not that random.

Base from Dolleria.


Oh! I updated my fictionpress.com site. ^__^

Clouds on the Horizion
He was the sun on a scorching hot day, full of fiery ambition and a few select truths that blinded.

Wild Elf
Suddenly the whispers stopped. Everything quieted, until the clearing was blanketed in silence.

War of Differences: Elf and Drow
They were opposites, like night and day, engaged in a terrible, mesmerizing battle of strength and will. The first had dark skin, not a light chocolate like his own, but ebony; the other's skin seemed carved out of ivory.