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  1. Morgen gehts ENDLICH weiter mit Charakteredesigns fürs Legendarium Band 2 von @mischu

    Davor aber erstmal ein kleines Aufwärmportrait für Mischu 💕

    #characterDesign #book #legendarium #alealibris

  2. Morgen gehts ENDLICH weiter mit Charakteredesigns fürs Legendarium Band 2 von @mischu

    Davor aber erstmal ein kleines Aufwärmportrait für Mischu 💕

    #characterDesign #book #legendarium #alealibris

  3. Morgen gehts ENDLICH weiter mit Charakteredesigns fürs Legendarium Band 2 von @mischu

    Davor aber erstmal ein kleines Aufwärmportrait für Mischu 💕

    #characterDesign #book #legendarium #alealibris

  4. Legendarium – For Eternal Glory Review

    By Eldritch Elitist

    Powerdeath. That’s the genre tag attached to Legendarium’s fifth album For Eternal Glory, and one I’d almost certainly roll my eyes at, had I not been following this curious project since its debut LP. Through arcane magics of ancient origin1, I became aware of Legendarium, the brainchild of singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Laurence Kerbov and drummer Stefano Vaccari, in its earliest stages as a charmingly amateurish blend of traditional metal and classic punk. 2022’s Death’s Hand in Yours changed their status quo, not only by amping up their power metal side and introducing death metal elements to the mix, but also by being the first Legendarium record to be legitimately good. For Eternal Glory is their logical next step. Like its predecessor, For Eternal Glory sounds like nothing else in metal. Unlike its predecessor, however, it transcends novelty status.

    At its core, Legendarium’s heart is rooted in trad / trve metal, their straightforward rhythms and legato guitar lines rooted in grounded grandiosity. You wouldn’t know it from the introductory riff of opener “A Thousand Swords” though, which claims a tremolo-happy middle ground between Ensiferum and Dissection. This track makes immediate sense of the “powerdeath” tag, one which I find sells the Legendarium experience short. For Eternal Glory is showered with shimmering keys yanked from the 90’s symphonic black metal playbook, and while the occasional blackened vibe rears its head (“Nightfall in the Deep Woods”), the keys more frequently compliment tracks that remind of Manilla Road (“Crypt Crusher”) or Viking-era Bathory (“Tomorrow We Die”). I could namedrop bands all day, but what ultimately matters is Legendarium’s miraculous cohesion. No aspect of For Eternal Glory sounds forced or out of place; everything gels, a unified vision that delights in exploring the connecting threads of countless styles of metal.

    A record like For Eternal Glory only works if it manages to be more than the sum of its parts. While that certainly holds true, it inevitably feels something like a jack of all trades, master of none. The experience as a whole is engrossing and addictively catchy, but its steadfast baseline of quality means that there are no surprising standouts. The closest this record comes to throwing a wild curveball comes from the Unto Others-esque goth-pop-metal jam “My Life in Your Hands;” refreshing, but not exactly thrilling. While For Eternal Glory is far and away the superior Legendarium album to Death’s Hand in Yours, I miss the latter record’s big rhythmic and stylistic swings, resulting in odd, delightful surprises, even if they didn’t always work. It’s difficult to justify complaining about the lack of strong highlights, however, on a record with no identifiable weak links. On For Eternal Glory, consistency is king. It’s just missing a certain je ne sais quoi that would elevate it to the same tier as Legendarium’s most prestigious peers.

    While my compositional nitpicks are nothing that should turn off prospective Legendarium fans, For Eternal Glory’s vocals may prove divisive. Kerbov’s harsh vocals manifest as shouty death growls, and while I love their distinctly unhinged timbre, his clean singing requires some acclimation. Kerbov’s confidence and control over his clean vocals have improved exponentially with each subsequent Legendarium release, but while his singing is a great fit for the slower, mournful “Tomorrow We Die,” his delivery on the record’s more intense cuts lack the power to be fully compelling. That being said, I find his performances on the whole to be more charming than detrimental, and really, this show is all about his string work. For Eternal Glory is one of those records where there is almost always something interesting happening with the guitars. Massive, effortlessly catchy lead riffs soar above just about every measure of this record, resulting in every single song being stuck in my head at some point during my review process.

    For all of Legendarium’s genre-splicing inspirations, For Eternal Glory sometimes feels like an elevated jam session between Kerbov and Vaccari, and I absolutely mean that as a compliment. This record’s rhythmic simplicity forms the ideal platform for Legendarium’s exploratory nature to blossom. While I’d like to hear them further push the boundaries of their aesthetic, I’m also deeply impressed at how they have boiled down so many genres and influences into a formula that can only be described as the Legendarium sound. This is the first Legendarium record that I can easily recommend to basically any appreciator of traditional and melodic metal, and one which I anticipate being the ideal foundation upon which to further refine and propel their sound. And just in case the spectacular album cover did not make it immediately clear: Yes, you should buy this.

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: WAV
    Label: Fiadh Productions
    Websites: legendarium.bandcamp.com | ampwall.com/a/legendarium | facebook.com/people/Legendarium/61559083652568
    Releases Worldwide: November 8th, 2024

    #2024 #35 #Bathory #Dissection #Ensiferum #FiadhProductions #ForEternalGlory #InternationalMetal #Legendarium #ManillaRoad #MelodicDeathMetal #Nov24 #PowerMetal #Review #Reviews #TraditionalMetal #UntoOthers

  5. Legendarium – For Eternal Glory Review

    By Eldritch Elitist

    Powerdeath. That’s the genre tag attached to Legendarium’s fifth album For Eternal Glory, and one I’d almost certainly roll my eyes at, had I not been following this curious project since its debut LP. Through arcane magics of ancient origin1, I became aware of Legendarium, the brainchild of singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Laurence Kerbov and drummer Stefano Vaccari, in its earliest stages as a charmingly amateurish blend of traditional metal and classic punk. 2022’s Death’s Hand in Yours changed their status quo, not only by amping up their power metal side and introducing death metal elements to the mix, but also by being the first Legendarium record to be legitimately good. For Eternal Glory is their logical next step. Like its predecessor, For Eternal Glory sounds like nothing else in metal. Unlike its predecessor, however, it transcends novelty status.

    At its core, Legendarium’s heart is rooted in trad / trve metal, their straightforward rhythms and legato guitar lines rooted in grounded grandiosity. You wouldn’t know it from the introductory riff of opener “A Thousand Swords” though, which claims a tremolo-happy middle ground between Ensiferum and Dissection. This track makes immediate sense of the “powerdeath” tag, one which I find sells the Legendarium experience short. For Eternal Glory is showered with shimmering keys yanked from the 90’s symphonic black metal playbook, and while the occasional blackened vibe rears its head (“Nightfall in the Deep Woods”), the keys more frequently compliment tracks that remind of Manilla Road (“Crypt Crusher”) or Viking-era Bathory (“Tomorrow We Die”). I could namedrop bands all day, but what ultimately matters is Legendarium’s miraculous cohesion. No aspect of For Eternal Glory sounds forced or out of place; everything gels, a unified vision that delights in exploring the connecting threads of countless styles of metal.

    A record like For Eternal Glory only works if it manages to be more than the sum of its parts. While that certainly holds true, it inevitably feels something like a jack of all trades, master of none. The experience as a whole is engrossing and addictively catchy, but its steadfast baseline of quality means that there are no surprising standouts. The closest this record comes to throwing a wild curveball comes from the Unto Others-esque goth-pop-metal jam “My Life in Your Hands;” refreshing, but not exactly thrilling. While For Eternal Glory is far and away the superior Legendarium album to Death’s Hand in Yours, I miss the latter record’s big rhythmic and stylistic swings, resulting in odd, delightful surprises, even if they didn’t always work. It’s difficult to justify complaining about the lack of strong highlights, however, on a record with no identifiable weak links. On For Eternal Glory, consistency is king. It’s just missing a certain je ne sais quoi that would elevate it to the same tier as Legendarium’s most prestigious peers.

    While my compositional nitpicks are nothing that should turn off prospective Legendarium fans, For Eternal Glory’s vocals may prove divisive. Kerbov’s harsh vocals manifest as shouty death growls, and while I love their distinctly unhinged timbre, his clean singing requires some acclimation. Kerbov’s confidence and control over his clean vocals have improved exponentially with each subsequent Legendarium release, but while his singing is a great fit for the slower, mournful “Tomorrow We Die,” his delivery on the record’s more intense cuts lack the power to be fully compelling. That being said, I find his performances on the whole to be more charming than detrimental, and really, this show is all about his string work. For Eternal Glory is one of those records where there is almost always something interesting happening with the guitars. Massive, effortlessly catchy lead riffs soar above just about every measure of this record, resulting in every single song being stuck in my head at some point during my review process.

    For all of Legendarium’s genre-splicing inspirations, For Eternal Glory sometimes feels like an elevated jam session between Kerbov and Vaccari, and I absolutely mean that as a compliment. This record’s rhythmic simplicity forms the ideal platform for Legendarium’s exploratory nature to blossom. While I’d like to hear them further push the boundaries of their aesthetic, I’m also deeply impressed at how they have boiled down so many genres and influences into a formula that can only be described as the Legendarium sound. This is the first Legendarium record that I can easily recommend to basically any appreciator of traditional and melodic metal, and one which I anticipate being the ideal foundation upon which to further refine and propel their sound. And just in case the spectacular album cover did not make it immediately clear: Yes, you should buy this.

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: WAV
    Label: Fiadh Productions
    Websites: legendarium.bandcamp.com | ampwall.com/a/legendarium | facebook.com/people/Legendarium/61559083652568
    Releases Worldwide: November 8th, 2024

    #2024 #35 #Bathory #Dissection #Ensiferum #FiadhProductions #ForEternalGlory #InternationalMetal #Legendarium #ManillaRoad #MelodicDeathMetal #Nov24 #PowerMetal #Review #Reviews #TraditionalMetal #UntoOthers

  6. Legendarium – For Eternal Glory Review

    By Eldritch Elitist

    Powerdeath. That’s the genre tag attached to Legendarium’s fifth album For Eternal Glory, and one I’d almost certainly roll my eyes at, had I not been following this curious project since its debut LP. Through arcane magics of ancient origin1, I became aware of Legendarium, the brainchild of singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Laurence Kerbov and drummer Stefano Vaccari, in its earliest stages as a charmingly amateurish blend of traditional metal and classic punk. 2022’s Death’s Hand in Yours changed their status quo, not only by amping up their power metal side and introducing death metal elements to the mix, but also by being the first Legendarium record to be legitimately good. For Eternal Glory is their logical next step. Like its predecessor, For Eternal Glory sounds like nothing else in metal. Unlike its predecessor, however, it transcends novelty status.

    At its core, Legendarium’s heart is rooted in trad / trve metal, their straightforward rhythms and legato guitar lines rooted in grounded grandiosity. You wouldn’t know it from the introductory riff of opener “A Thousand Swords” though, which claims a tremolo-happy middle ground between Ensiferum and Dissection. This track makes immediate sense of the “powerdeath” tag, one which I find sells the Legendarium experience short. For Eternal Glory is showered with shimmering keys yanked from the 90’s symphonic black metal playbook, and while the occasional blackened vibe rears its head (“Nightfall in the Deep Woods”), the keys more frequently compliment tracks that remind of Manilla Road (“Crypt Crusher”) or Viking-era Bathory (“Tomorrow We Die”). I could namedrop bands all day, but what ultimately matters is Legendarium’s miraculous cohesion. No aspect of For Eternal Glory sounds forced or out of place; everything gels, a unified vision that delights in exploring the connecting threads of countless styles of metal.

    A record like For Eternal Glory only works if it manages to be more than the sum of its parts. While that certainly holds true, it inevitably feels something like a jack of all trades, master of none. The experience as a whole is engrossing and addictively catchy, but its steadfast baseline of quality means that there are no surprising standouts. The closest this record comes to throwing a wild curveball comes from the Unto Others-esque goth-pop-metal jam “My Life in Your Hands;” refreshing, but not exactly thrilling. While For Eternal Glory is far and away the superior Legendarium album to Death’s Hand in Yours, I miss the latter record’s big rhythmic and stylistic swings, resulting in odd, delightful surprises, even if they didn’t always work. It’s difficult to justify complaining about the lack of strong highlights, however, on a record with no identifiable weak links. On For Eternal Glory, consistency is king. It’s just missing a certain je ne sais quoi that would elevate it to the same tier as Legendarium’s most prestigious peers.

    While my compositional nitpicks are nothing that should turn off prospective Legendarium fans, For Eternal Glory’s vocals may prove divisive. Kerbov’s harsh vocals manifest as shouty death growls, and while I love their distinctly unhinged timbre, his clean singing requires some acclimation. Kerbov’s confidence and control over his clean vocals have improved exponentially with each subsequent Legendarium release, but while his singing is a great fit for the slower, mournful “Tomorrow We Die,” his delivery on the record’s more intense cuts lack the power to be fully compelling. That being said, I find his performances on the whole to be more charming than detrimental, and really, this show is all about his string work. For Eternal Glory is one of those records where there is almost always something interesting happening with the guitars. Massive, effortlessly catchy lead riffs soar above just about every measure of this record, resulting in every single song being stuck in my head at some point during my review process.

    For all of Legendarium’s genre-splicing inspirations, For Eternal Glory sometimes feels like an elevated jam session between Kerbov and Vaccari, and I absolutely mean that as a compliment. This record’s rhythmic simplicity forms the ideal platform for Legendarium’s exploratory nature to blossom. While I’d like to hear them further push the boundaries of their aesthetic, I’m also deeply impressed at how they have boiled down so many genres and influences into a formula that can only be described as the Legendarium sound. This is the first Legendarium record that I can easily recommend to basically any appreciator of traditional and melodic metal, and one which I anticipate being the ideal foundation upon which to further refine and propel their sound. And just in case the spectacular album cover did not make it immediately clear: Yes, you should buy this.

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: WAV
    Label: Fiadh Productions
    Websites: legendarium.bandcamp.com | ampwall.com/a/legendarium | facebook.com/people/Legendarium/61559083652568
    Releases Worldwide: November 8th, 2024

    #2024 #35 #Bathory #Dissection #Ensiferum #FiadhProductions #ForEternalGlory #InternationalMetal #Legendarium #ManillaRoad #MelodicDeathMetal #Nov24 #PowerMetal #Review #Reviews #TraditionalMetal #UntoOthers

  7. : the adventures of Legolas and Gimli before and after the Fellowship disbanded at the end of .

    I picture them riding and sailing into the sunset.
    A scene-cut like that of the end of Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade with an elf and a dwarf.

    Just two friends having some deserving R&R with Gimli showing the caverns of Aglarond to Legolas and Legolas walking Gimli through Fangorn Forest and lastly sailing to Valinor. 😭

  8. #ThoughtsThatKeepMeUpAtNight: the adventures of Legolas and Gimli before and after the Fellowship disbanded at the end of #TROTK.

    I picture them riding and sailing into the sunset.
    A scene-cut like that of the end of Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade with an elf and a dwarf.

    Just two friends having some deserving R&R with Gimli showing the caverns of Aglarond to Legolas and Legolas walking Gimli through Fangorn Forest and lastly sailing to Valinor. 😭

    #LOTR #MiddleEarth #Legendarium

  9. #ThoughtsThatKeepMeUpAtNight: the adventures of Legolas and Gimli before and after the Fellowship disbanded at the end of #TROTK.

    I picture them riding and sailing into the sunset.
    A scene-cut like that of the end of Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade with an elf and a dwarf.

    Just two friends having some deserving R&R with Gimli showing the caverns of Aglarond to Legolas and Legolas walking Gimli through Fangorn Forest and lastly sailing to Valinor. 😭

    #LOTR #MiddleEarth #Legendarium

  10. #ThoughtsThatKeepMeUpAtNight: the adventures of Legolas and Gimli before and after the Fellowship disbanded at the end of #TROTK.

    I picture them riding and sailing into the sunset.
    A scene-cut like that of the end of Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade with an elf and a dwarf.

    Just two friends having some deserving R&R with Gimli showing the caverns of Aglarond to Legolas and Legolas walking Gimli through Fangorn Forest and lastly sailing to Valinor. 😭

    #LOTR #MiddleEarth #Legendarium

  11. #ThoughtsThatKeepMeUpAtNight: the adventures of Legolas and Gimli before and after the Fellowship disbanded at the end of #TROTK.

    I picture them riding and sailing into the sunset.
    A scene-cut like that of the end of Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade with an elf and a dwarf.

    Just two friends having some deserving R&R with Gimli showing the caverns of Aglarond to Legolas and Legolas walking Gimli through Fangorn Forest and lastly sailing to Valinor. 😭

    #LOTR #MiddleEarth #Legendarium

  12. Este #fanart conmoverá a lectoras y lectores de #Tolkien: la historia de los hermanos Elrond y Elros, separados para la eternidad. La #ilustración es de un #artista chino.
    This piece of fanart will move Tolkien #fans. Brothers #Elrond and #Elros, separated for all eternity, as depicted by a #chinese #artist.

    Fuente/Source: tumblr.com/leavespics/69366371
    #illustration #illustrator #ilustrador #art #arte #Silmarillion #legendarium #TheSilmarillion #JRRTolkien #books #libros #fantasy #fantasía

  13. Este #fanart conmoverá a lectoras y lectores de #Tolkien: la historia de los hermanos Elrond y Elros, separados para la eternidad. La #ilustración es de un #artista chino.
    This piece of fanart will move Tolkien #fans. Brothers #Elrond and #Elros, separated for all eternity, as depicted by a #chinese #artist.

    Fuente/Source: tumblr.com/leavespics/69366371
    #illustration #illustrator #ilustrador #art #arte #Silmarillion #legendarium #TheSilmarillion #JRRTolkien #books #libros #fantasy #fantasía

  14. Este #fanart conmoverá a lectoras y lectores de #Tolkien: la historia de los hermanos Elrond y Elros, separados para la eternidad. La #ilustración es de un #artista chino.
    This piece of fanart will move Tolkien #fans. Brothers #Elrond and #Elros, separated for all eternity, as depicted by a #chinese #artist.

    Fuente/Source: tumblr.com/leavespics/69366371
    #illustration #illustrator #ilustrador #art #arte #Silmarillion #legendarium #TheSilmarillion #JRRTolkien #books #libros #fantasy #fantasía

  15. Este #fanart conmoverá a lectoras y lectores de #Tolkien: la historia de los hermanos Elrond y Elros, separados para la eternidad. La #ilustración es de un #artista chino.
    This piece of fanart will move Tolkien #fans. Brothers #Elrond and #Elros, separated for all eternity, as depicted by a #chinese #artist.

    Fuente/Source: tumblr.com/leavespics/69366371
    #illustration #illustrator #ilustrador #art #arte #Silmarillion #legendarium #TheSilmarillion #JRRTolkien #books #libros #fantasy #fantasía

  16. Este #fanart conmoverá a lectoras y lectores de #Tolkien: la historia de los hermanos Elrond y Elros, separados para la eternidad. La #ilustración es de un #artista chino.
    This piece of fanart will move Tolkien #fans. Brothers #Elrond and #Elros, separated for all eternity, as depicted by a #chinese #artist.

    Fuente/Source: tumblr.com/leavespics/69366371
    #illustration #illustrator #ilustrador #art #arte #Silmarillion #legendarium #TheSilmarillion #JRRTolkien #books #libros #fantasy #fantasía

  17. @factolvictor @bookstodon Yooo.

    I’ve been reading through the Tolkien #legendarium and have thoroughly enjoyed myself. Right now I’m on first read through of The Unfinished tales and am rereading the Children of Hurin. I’ve borrowed a reading list from the “Nerd of the rings” (reproduced here):

    Narrative Books:

    • [ ] The Hobbit
    • [ ] The Lord of the Rings
    • [ ] The Children of Húrin
    • [ ] The Silmarillion

    Slightly academic approach:

    • [ ] Unfinished Tales
    • [ ] Beren and Lúthien
    • [ ] The Fall of Gondolin
    • [ ] The Fall of Numenor

    Heavy academic approach:

    • [ ] The History of Middle-earth
    • [ ] The Nature of Middle-earth
    • [ ] The Letters of JRR Tolkien
    • [ ] The History of The Hobbit

    Biographical Books:

    • [ ] A Tolkien Biography - Humphrey Carpenter
    • [ ] J.R.R. Tolkien: Author of the Century - Tom Shippey
    • [ ] Tolkien and the Great War - John Garth

    Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7322jvI8ro

    I’m not tackling this in any particular order. But it’s incredible to see the depth to which these stories developed. The Silmarillion mentions some things in passing, but are truly stories in their own right. It’s almost like reading Tolkien is like staring into some kind of fractal or something: the closer you look, the more detail there is.

  18. @factolvictor @bookstodon Yooo.

    I’ve been reading through the Tolkien #legendarium and have thoroughly enjoyed myself. Right now I’m on first read through of The Unfinished tales and am rereading the Children of Hurin. I’ve borrowed a reading list from the “Nerd of the rings” (reproduced here):

    Narrative Books:

    • [ ] The Hobbit
    • [ ] The Lord of the Rings
    • [ ] The Children of Húrin
    • [ ] The Silmarillion

    Slightly academic approach:

    • [ ] Unfinished Tales
    • [ ] Beren and Lúthien
    • [ ] The Fall of Gondolin
    • [ ] The Fall of Numenor

    Heavy academic approach:

    • [ ] The History of Middle-earth
    • [ ] The Nature of Middle-earth
    • [ ] The Letters of JRR Tolkien
    • [ ] The History of The Hobbit

    Biographical Books:

    • [ ] A Tolkien Biography - Humphrey Carpenter
    • [ ] J.R.R. Tolkien: Author of the Century - Tom Shippey
    • [ ] Tolkien and the Great War - John Garth

    Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7322jvI8ro

    I’m not tackling this in any particular order. But it’s incredible to see the depth to which these stories developed. The Silmarillion mentions some things in passing, but are truly stories in their own right. It’s almost like reading Tolkien is like staring into some kind of fractal or something: the closer you look, the more detail there is.

  19. @factolvictor @bookstodon Yooo.

    I’ve been reading through the Tolkien #legendarium and have thoroughly enjoyed myself. Right now I’m on first read through of The Unfinished tales and am rereading the Children of Hurin. I’ve borrowed a reading list from the “Nerd of the rings” (reproduced here):

    Narrative Books:

    • [ ] The Hobbit
    • [ ] The Lord of the Rings
    • [ ] The Children of Húrin
    • [ ] The Silmarillion

    Slightly academic approach:

    • [ ] Unfinished Tales
    • [ ] Beren and Lúthien
    • [ ] The Fall of Gondolin
    • [ ] The Fall of Numenor

    Heavy academic approach:

    • [ ] The History of Middle-earth
    • [ ] The Nature of Middle-earth
    • [ ] The Letters of JRR Tolkien
    • [ ] The History of The Hobbit

    Biographical Books:

    • [ ] A Tolkien Biography - Humphrey Carpenter
    • [ ] J.R.R. Tolkien: Author of the Century - Tom Shippey
    • [ ] Tolkien and the Great War - John Garth

    Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7322jvI8ro

    I’m not tackling this in any particular order. But it’s incredible to see the depth to which these stories developed. The Silmarillion mentions some things in passing, but are truly stories in their own right. It’s almost like reading Tolkien is like staring into some kind of fractal or something: the closer you look, the more detail there is.

  20. @factolvictor @bookstodon Yooo.

    I’ve been reading through the Tolkien #legendarium and have thoroughly enjoyed myself. Right now I’m on first read through of The Unfinished tales and am rereading the Children of Hurin. I’ve borrowed a reading list from the “Nerd of the rings” (reproduced here):

    Narrative Books:

    • [ ] The Hobbit
    • [ ] The Lord of the Rings
    • [ ] The Children of Húrin
    • [ ] The Silmarillion

    Slightly academic approach:

    • [ ] Unfinished Tales
    • [ ] Beren and Lúthien
    • [ ] The Fall of Gondolin
    • [ ] The Fall of Numenor

    Heavy academic approach:

    • [ ] The History of Middle-earth
    • [ ] The Nature of Middle-earth
    • [ ] The Letters of JRR Tolkien
    • [ ] The History of The Hobbit

    Biographical Books:

    • [ ] A Tolkien Biography - Humphrey Carpenter
    • [ ] J.R.R. Tolkien: Author of the Century - Tom Shippey
    • [ ] Tolkien and the Great War - John Garth

    Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7322jvI8ro

    I’m not tackling this in any particular order. But it’s incredible to see the depth to which these stories developed. The Silmarillion mentions some things in passing, but are truly stories in their own right. It’s almost like reading Tolkien is like staring into some kind of fractal or something: the closer you look, the more detail there is.

  21. Comic Con Stuttgart ist vorbei, ich hab eine Erkältung mitgebracht und versuche grad Stück für Stück Commissions abzuarbeiten und den "muss aktiv sein für social media" flow nicht wieder einschlafen zu lassen :artsits:

    Hier ein kleiner Loot der Comic Con. °v°
    Ich hoffe nächstes Jahr sieht man sich wieder <3

    #comicconstuttgart #comiccon #legendarium #books #comics #mastoart

  22. Comic Con Stuttgart ist vorbei, ich hab eine Erkältung mitgebracht und versuche grad Stück für Stück Commissions abzuarbeiten und den "muss aktiv sein für social media" flow nicht wieder einschlafen zu lassen :artsits:

    Hier ein kleiner Loot der Comic Con. °v°
    Ich hoffe nächstes Jahr sieht man sich wieder <3

    #comicconstuttgart #comiccon #legendarium #books #comics #mastoart

  23. Comic Con Stuttgart ist vorbei, ich hab eine Erkältung mitgebracht und versuche grad Stück für Stück Commissions abzuarbeiten und den "muss aktiv sein für social media" flow nicht wieder einschlafen zu lassen :artsits:

    Hier ein kleiner Loot der Comic Con. °v°
    Ich hoffe nächstes Jahr sieht man sich wieder <3

    #comicconstuttgart #comiccon #legendarium #books #comics #mastoart

  24. (\_/)
    ( °v°)
    / > 89 🔴days of art twitch stream

    Brushes & more Legendarium Character today °v°

    #MastoArt #Art #Twitch #DigitalArt #Legendarium #OC #WorldBuilding

  25. (\_/)
    ( °v°)
    / > 89 🔴days of art twitch stream

    Brushes & more Legendarium Character today °v°

    #MastoArt #Art #Twitch #DigitalArt #Legendarium #OC #WorldBuilding

  26. (\_/)
    ( °v°)
    / > 75 🔴days of art twitch stream

    Weiter gehts mit den restlichen Steinbrushes und danach mit Legendarium Characteren

    twitch.tv/vanlau

    ---

    Finishing the stone mapmaking brushes before getting back to the Legendarium characters

    #art #mastoart #minecraft #worldbuilding #bunniekingdom #twitch #digitalart #Legendarium

  27. (\_/)
    ( °v°)
    / > 75 🔴days of art twitch stream

    Weiter gehts mit den restlichen Steinbrushes und danach mit Legendarium Characteren

    twitch.tv/vanlau

    ---

    Finishing the stone mapmaking brushes before getting back to the Legendarium characters

    #art #mastoart #minecraft #worldbuilding #bunniekingdom #twitch #digitalart #Legendarium