stepchildofthesun:

Pathfinder Iconic Character - Seelah by ~Michael-Galefire

meanwhilebackinthedungeon:

— Daniel Dos Santos

consul-agrippa:

Dungeons and Dragons Work by Tyler Jacobson

theartofmtg:

Thalia by ~merkymerx

Absolutely stunning!

Concept art of Cassadra from The World of Thedas

batlesbo:

atomicantnanai:

yes, thats pretty much my new canon ship. CANON. SHIP. FFFFFYES.

Also peeps, Batlesbo just opened their askgblog! I highly recommend it for whovians and interspecies marriage shippers, TEHEEE.

:D

unatheblade:

Updated my Tumblr cover image. Would anyone want a print of this?

Happy Mothers’ Day folks

fantasyofcolor:

kateelliottsff:

Cat Barahal, in the fencing salon (preliminary sketch by Julie Dillon)

I’m collaborating with fabulous (& now Hugo-nominated!) artist Julie Dillon on a chapbook (she’s illustrating, I’m writing) titled “The Secret Journal of Beatrice Hassi Barahal.” It will be published by Crab Tank.

If all goes well the chapbook should be available by the June 25, 2013 release of Cold Steel.

More details and information (including bonus art) forthcoming.

I am so super excited about this project that I can’t even express it properly.

Also, if you think it is something you would buy either as a print or digital copy, please let me know over in the comments of my blog. Or here.

Spiritwalker Monday 12

See followers, this is the series we’ve recommended before! For fans of the books, check out the release date for the third installment!

And if this is your first time hearing about it, I urge you to hunt up Cold Magic by Kate Elliot. 

-Dea

acheiropoietos:

4thmansionofthemoon:

Woman Kills a Would-Be Rapist and is Presented with his Belongings, manuscript illumination, 12th c., Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional, MS Graecus Vitr. 26-2, fol. 208r.

According to the text of the Madrid manuscript of the “Synopsis historion,” a Byzantine chronicle written by John Skylitzes, “There were some Varangians dispersed in the Thrakesion theme for the winter. One of them coming across a woman of the region in the wilderness put the quality of her virtue to the test. When persuasion failed he resorted to violence, but she seized his Persian-type sword, struck him in the heart and promptly killed him. When the deed became known in the surrounding area, the Varangians held an assembly and crowned the woman, presenting her with all the possessions of her violator, whom they threw aside, unburied, according to the law concerning assassins.” In the image depicting these occurrences, the woman uses a spear to kill her attacker, and the other Varangian men approach her with armfuls of clothing.

Courtesy of Feminae: Medieval Women and Gender Index

hell yeah fuckin right

lulubonanza:

Wonder woman color luisxiii by ~luisXIII

Whoa! what is going with this picture?
I wanna know more!! I love artists spins on Wondy….
like what happened to her eye and stuff?

I think this kinda rules

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