Putri Prihatiniさんのイラストまとめ

@heavenlypears I hope the session do you good!

Melkor being cute with murderous-looking Tevildo (early concept of Sauron) is...is... basically just a regular cat owner experience, come on. Remember, every cat is baby.

🎨: Melkomelko
https://t.co/oSEi27RVY4

@amethyst_idk I will pretend that Pusheen is actually Graham from now on.

Tilion is described as hunter from the company of Vala Oromë, a reckless but nevertheless loyal and kind figure. He is drawn by the splendor of Arien, and often comes near her, but the flame of Arien scorches him, creating dark spots on the moon.

🎨: Ingvild Schage

That was not the only painting Tolkien did for the story. Another drawing showed the house where Rover starts his adventures after the cranky wizard turns him into a toy. Tolkien also depicted Rover as white with black spots, the same look with Michael's lost toy.

In January 1914, four years after writing a gloomy New Year entry and a year before serving as Second Lieutenant in World War I where he lost many friends, Tolkien painted "Eeriness", lone figure standing in front of a dark, hostile path, who might be an early version of Gandalf.

One of Tolkien's Valar (Powers of Arda) is Estë the Gentle, the Vala of Sleep. She loves a tree-shadowed lake called Lórellin (Dream Pool). Estë heals hurt and weariness, and her name in Quenya means "rest".

"Grey is her raiment; and rest is her gift".

🎨: Šárka Škorpíková

Happy New Year from my quiet home in East Borneo.

This hasn't been an easy year. I've stopped "achieving"; just moved one foot in front of the other.

But I tried my best. And many of you in Good Omens and Tolkien fandoms have helped. Even in ways you didn't expect.

Thank you.

In 1928, Tolkien drew an owl called Owlamoo to dispel his son Michael's night fear about a sinister owl-like creature.

This was 3 years after he created Roverandom, a story of a dog cursed into being a toy and went to adventures, because Michael was sad from losing his toy dog.

One of Tolkien's Valar (Powers of Arda) is Estë the Gentle, the Vala of Sleep. She loves a tree-shadowed lake called Lórellin (Dream Pool). Estë heals hurt and weariness, and her name in Quenya means "rest".

"Grey is her raiment; and rest is her gift"

🎨: Šárka Škorpíková