Jakob Fire Emblem - Tumblr Posts

So everyone was right about Henry, but JAKOB?!?!

MUST….

PULL!!!!!!

Edit- Sakura is a dagger, Jakob is a bow (and armored, judging by him having Wary Fighter), Henry is a green tome (and also armored, judging by Armored March) and Nowi is a red tome, appatently flier.

"I don't want any of you brats thinking this is going to be an everyday occurance. Just because Lady Nerr sits on my shoulders doesn't mean you can."

"Whatever, old man. This is the only thing you're good for."

Still obsessing over my hexapedal Fates AU. I revamped Guntaur a bit because I want him to be more like a clydesdale (totally not because I want him to tower over Xander or anything...). Given his surface area, he's very warm, making for a very comfortable seat, especially in the winter. Nerr has no legs, and has difficulty manuevering in the snow, but the other children have no excuse, especially not Flora and Felicia.

One day I'll care enough about the other characters to draw them too.

So with advice of the dead

And a halo over my head

At last, honey I'm home

Three voices call out, all alone...

Yet more art I posted on the bird app but not on Tumblr. I did these ink paintings to commemorate finishing my Fire Emblem Fates: Revalation rewrite. These are the characters that drive the story forward, and jesus christ, you can't understand how impossible it is to capture just how shiny these pieces are IRL. Like, looking at these things when the light hits them makes me understand how religious art was able to captivate medieval peasants (also, if it's not painfully obvious, these are heavily inspired by Catholic art- or, more accurate, they're inspired by the art of Blasphemous, which is inspired by spanish Catholic art).

Here are some close ups that I think show off the gold ink a little better:

That picture of Nerr is genuinely my favorite piece of art I've ever created. Even if I do something that is technically (as in, on a technical level) "better", it will never fill me with the overwhelming sense of pride that this painting gives me.