Happy New Year, everyone! As you’ve probably noticed, there will be no daily art or stories this year; after two years, I need a break, and with so many large projects on the horizon, I need the time to catch up! So what’s going on in 2020? First of all, finish Silver Jill. Poor Lettice … Continue reading 2020 -Changin’ It Up
A new year approaches. It’s at times like this that we can feel the old magic of the world, when cycles wake from their rest to turn again. The world is starting anew, as it does each winter, waking in the fresh, cold air. You might see spirits dancing in the wilds tonight, or people … Continue reading A New Year
Nature does many rare things that most of us will never see, but perhaps the strangest and most adored is the circling rope of winds that travel the world sometimes. Clouds get caught in its looping pull, but within the vortex is calm and steady. It makes for excellent flight or sailing, and is seen … Continue reading Caimwinds
Birds of a feather stick together, right? A lot of gryphons nest on the ground, too big for the trees, but I like to play it safe. I cuddle up high in the boughs with my cute little cousins - or at least, that’s how I think of them. And they seem to value my … Continue reading All Nestled In
Do not buy or barter from fae. They are fickle and clever, and will trick you of your name or mind or heart. You may walk away not even knowing what you have lost. If a fae attempts to trade with you, thank them but walk away. Even if they offer you what you most … Continue reading Risky Deals
The ripple of mountains is very much like waves on the sea, rising so slowly that no one will see a peak break and roll away over the shore. I like to imagine it as I fly over, and that the wind rushing through my ears is the roaring rush of water through shells and … Continue reading Adrift In Thoughts
It’s our own fault, really. We advertised ourselves as mages for hire, but failed to specify our areas of... expertise. We guard treasures and dangerous places, or travel with grand sorcerers. That’s the kind of thing we expected. I appreciate that everyone’s idea of “important” varies, and that this one is on us. I envisaged … Continue reading Freelance
