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Published: 2016-01-05 20:39:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 662; Favourites: 9; Downloads: 6
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I find the Elvish calligraphy so beautiful, that I've decided to learn how to write these letters - the "tengwar".I totally love that each tengwar is designed by a name in Quenya (one of the Elvish languages), which really means something in Quenya.
Here is the tengwar "parma", which means "book" in Quenya <3 <3
Hence my beloved Thranduil having some peaceful time reading a good book. The Hobbit perhaps? I still have to read it myself, I've just ordered it ^^
I absolutely love learning to write and read in Elvish <3 <3 Such an interesting adventure <3
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I really love this drawing Β It conveys such a calm and peaceful feeling, not the arrogant Elvenking as everyone sees him, but king Thranduil when he takes a moment for himself. I can almost hear the cracking of the fire (sure there is a hearth over there, it just did not get into the picture).
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Yes, this is so totally this~ I often see him in his non-arrogant moments <3
Haha fire would be hell to draw O_o I've done that twice only, for Darth Vader's pyre and for Thranduil fighting a dragon breathing fire
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Please draw more of the non-arrogant Thranduil, he is my favorite 
I don't remember if I have seen Thranduil with a dragon yet, going to browse through your gallery
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I'll try too ^^
That one ^^ it was a request from my son, he's got it on the wall above his tiny desk ^^
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It's so sweet! And I really like this drawing. They are both so determined. Ready to destroy or die. I wish Tolkien had written more about the serpents of the North
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Aww! I love the picture and the story behind it both. That's very interesting that their single letters can also allude to full words! And what better word for writing than "book?"
I hope you enjoy The Hobbit book. I've read it two or three times, though not since the movies have come out--I need to give it a good read-through again!
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Thanks ^^
Well it's not exactly that. I mean it doesn't work like chinese characters which each refers to a particular meaning.
Each elven symbol (each tengwa) has a name, to design it, when we speak of it (here it's "parma", which means book). But when written alone, well it doesn't mean book, it's just the sound "p". I twisted the thing a little here for my own purpose ^^
I think I will <3
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Good reading my King!Β
Return in the square one? Learning of the alphabet? Β
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Heheheh yes, definitively so. I find it so amusing that I'm learning to write and read the tengwar while my son is learning his own letters XD
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It's so great that you've started to learn writing and reading Elvish. Soon you'll be able to talk to Thranduil in his own language. <3
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I'm so so happy *jumps out of joy innerly*
Well, at least, I'll be able to write his name and tell him a few words in his own language <3 <3
And it's so so poetic~ Even the names of the letters are poetic <3 <3 And learning their names and their meaning makes me learn a few elven words right away <3 <3
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It's so good to learn all those little things to get closer to understanding them... <3
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Oh yes it just feels so good <3 <3
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