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“He was tall, and fair of face, and masterful, his eyes piercingly bright and his hair raven-dark; in the pursuit of all his purposes eager and steadfast. Few ever changed his courses by counsel, none by force. He became of all the Noldor, then or after, the most subtle in mind and the most skilled in hand... Seldom were the hands and mind of Fëanor at rest.

“Like the crystal of diamonds it appeared, and yet was more strong than adamant, so that no violence could mar it or break it within the Kingdom of Arda... And the inner fire of the Silmarils Fëanor made of the blended light of the Trees of Valinor, which lives in them yet, though the Trees have long withered and shine no more. Therefore even in the darkness of the deepest treasury the Silmarils of their own radiance shone like the stars of Varda; and yet, as were they indeed living things, they rejoiced in light and received it and gave it back in hues more marvellous than before... [A]nd Mandos foretold that the fates of Arda, earth, sea, and air, lay locked within them. The heart of Fëanor was fast bound to these things that he himself had made.”

Excerpts from ‘The Silmarilllion’ by J.R.R.Tolkien.

At his birth his mother was drained of all of her strength to live, such was the fiery power of the child she bore. The child who would grow to be the greatest of the Noldor, and leader of the Kinslaying. He devised the Fëanorian script and created the fateful Silmarils. His name was Curufinwë (curu ‘skill’), but he was known always by his mother’s name for him, Fëanor ‘Spirit of Fire’.

pen. critique not requested.
Fëanor belongs to Tolkien. Art is mine.

Description
“He was tall, and fair of face, and masterful, his eyes piercingly bright and his hair raven-dark; in the pursuit of all his purposes eager and steadfast. Few ever changed his courses by counsel, none by force. He became of all the Noldor, then or after, the most subtle in mind and the most skilled in hand... Seldom were the hands and mind of Fëanor at rest.

“Like the crystal of diamonds it appeared, and yet was more strong than adamant, so that no violence could mar it or break it within the Kingdom of Arda... And the inner fire of the Silmarils Fëanor made of the blended light of the Trees of Valinor, which lives in them yet, though the Trees have long withered and shine no more. Therefore even in the darkness of the deepest treasury the Silmarils of their own radiance shone like the stars of Varda; and yet, as were they indeed living things, they rejoiced in light and received it and gave it back in hues more marvellous than before... [A]nd Mandos foretold that the fates of Arda, earth, sea, and air, lay locked within them. The heart of Fëanor was fast bound to these things that he himself had made.”

Excerpts from ‘The Silmarilllion’ by J.R.R.Tolkien.

At his birth his mother was drained of all of her strength to live, such was the fiery power of the child she bore. The child who would grow to be the greatest of the Noldor, and leader of the Kinslaying. He devised the Fëanorian script and created the fateful Silmarils. His name was Curufinwë (curu ‘skill’), but he was known always by his mother’s name for him, Fëanor ‘Spirit of Fire’.

pen. critique not requested.
Fëanor belongs to Tolkien. Art is mine.