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AegnorInspired by "Atrabeth Finrod ah Andreth" by Tolkien
Inspiration -SB - Going home
More of this story is available at Aegnor and Andreth by ekukanova on DeviantArt
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no offense but, you're using your talent for the wrong drawings. Well in my opinion.
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Well, that's pretty subjective :/ in arts, everyone can do whatever the hell they want with it, talented or not.
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Thank you very much, Sergio! it was veri interesting work, to create an elven armours for the Third House; how I imaginate, thay could took an inspiration in swans feathering)
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You did a fantastic job Elena. You never fail to impress.
xx
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Astonished!
This is exactly how the armor of the Eldar should look in the 1st age. Ancient yet advanced, beautiful.
Poor Aegnor, even his horse's eyes express grief. Fallen heroes of old.
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When I saw this art I just thought "Fingolfin and Rochallor!" Aegnor is a low profile character. Nice work! Really beautiful!
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Thank you very much for appreciating my work!
But you are very unjust for Aegnor saying that he is a low profile character. Tolkien said of him and Angrod very brief, but thay conducted a siege of Angband standing nearest for Morgot's den, and stood in the breach during the Buttle of Sudden Flame. Also the first love story between Eldar and Edain was with participation of Aegnor)
and Fingolfin had a dark hair)
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He looks beautiful and strong, and I love the feel of the wind, the colours and dark shadows . It makes me feel the Dagor Bragollach and his doom is coming.
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I love your work so much! everything is just so detailed and intricate!
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His armor is beautiful. Your work has such an ethereal quality to it, it's wonderful to look at <3
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That horse has beautiful eyes and a beautiful helmet! 
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* ¡Fantástico trabajo! Lo hemos destacado dentro de la carpeta "Featured nº5 o Destacados nº 5" en Special-Groups. (Es la carpeta donde se exhiben los mejores trabajos del grupo).
¡Por favor, queremos ver más trabajos tuyos en el grupo!.
* Fantastic work! Featured in Special-Groups in folder Featured nº 5. (Best works of the group).
Please, We want to see more works in the group of you!.
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The colors in this are absolutely stunning. And the expressions you gave both of them are so great. He looks resolved to go on, but the horse looks back at the viewer with curiosity.
Do you make tutorials? What kind of medium do you use? I would LOVE to make illustrations like this.
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Thank you very much!
This is watercolor and gouache on paper
I have one "work in progress" in my gallery, and I can't to have a dig at processing of another one:/ also I'm usually passionate so much for remember to make a shot on every step).
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If Tolkien were still alive, I bet he would want you to do illustrations for all of his books. Good grief this is gorgeous.
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Aww, thank you very much! I would like to think that was the case).
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So beautiful and at the same time so detailed, perfect balance
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All this beautiful drawings make me want to read the Silmarilion, although I think reading Tolkien is very tough Dx
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God this is beautiful. Thank you for making this!
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This picture is a perfect lesson on how to draw shiny things, like metal surfaces and stunning hair 
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Thank you very much for your comments!
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Wow! Gorgeous work! I love the horse face and eyes and the mans armor!
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Aegnor as the hero.
No matter how wise of foolish his choices were, he did stand up and fight for what he loved.....
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He was guided by his sense of duty and puted it before own interests, at any rate it is worthy of respect.
I found very interesting fanfic, there depicted his conversation with Finrod, and Finrod says that he could not term his choice right or wrong, it was very interesting conversation because Finrod was in analogous situation).
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yeah, there were lots of "ambiguous situations" in Tolkien's work. I think he realized that choices in real life are rarely black and white, so he made his characters struggle with those same kinds of situations.
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