Sharing The RIGHT Version. Layers, Duh, Charlie. 

Rhys visiting basically anywhere but Velaris

She had come to Rowan, soul limping. She had come to him as she was, as she had never been with anyone. And she had returned whole.

Tower of Dawn by Sarah J, Maas

(via aelin-ag-whitethorn)

YEAH ALRIGHT, I MISSED THEM. OKAY?!

Kinda spoilery!!! But I always wanted to draw the Cauldron scene at the end of ACOWAR < 333

Just a sketch, I’m not planning on rendering this one up. PEACE.

Tamlin: Feyre, I love you so much bae, sorry I hurt you, I didn’t mean it, you just provoked me. I still love you and you still love me, right?

Feyre: Yeah

Feyre: *internally* 

To whatever end ~ • • #rowaelin #throneofglass #crownofmidnight #empireofstorms #aelingalathynius #rowanwhitethorn #heiroffire #queenofshadows

“I am High Lady of the Night Court” - WIP I just spent way more time on this sketch than I planned, but I don’t even care. I LOVE this scene! <3 <3 <3

Writing Male Fighters

Body Language

Before they start fighting, they will communicate a lot through body language, either conscious or subconscious.

Standing with legs apart, elbows out to the side, shoulders aquared, chin thrust forward and up, hcest inflated and turned full front to his opponent, piercing stare. These cures are intended to make him bigger.

He may hook his hands into his belt, framing his genitals.

Subtly stretching his neck or spine.

Stepping close up to the other, invading the other person's personal space. The one who steps back will "lose" - when this happens, we know that fists will be flying soon.

Skills

When writing a scene from a male point of view, don't make the mistake of writing a detail about basic fighting skills (like landing a fist in the opponent's jaw). For a man (on average) who probably learnt to box in his playground days - it would be better to let the moves come naturally.

For fancier skills (like weapons handling or martial arts), you may explain in fuller detail so that your readers can follow what's happening.

Weapons

Men often have a special relationship with their weapon: very personal, almost intimate. The weapon may serve as a symbol of his power, masculinity and reflect his self-image, even.

The hero may be seen cleaning, repairing, oiling his weapon, bragging about it or comparing it with others'.

Men Against Women

Most men are reluctant to hurt a woman. This instinct is often hard-wired into them, even in martial arts school that pride themselves on gender equality.

While there is no biological reason for sparing a a female fighter - only the sense of good old chivalry - you can show your villain hesitate for a second or hit less hard when a see a woman coming for him.

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This is one of my favorite Rhys quotes. <3

Made 5/15/16

A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas

Feyre survived Amarantha’s clutches to return to the Spring Court–but at a steep cost. Though she now has the powers of the High Fae, her heart remains human, and it can’t forget the terrible deeds she performed to save Tamlin’s people.

Nor has Feyre forgotten her bargain with Rhysand, High Lord of the feared Night Court. As Feyre navigates its dark web of politics, passion, and dazzling power, a greater evil looms–and she might be key to stopping it. But only if she can harness her harrowing gifts, heal her fractured soul, and decide how she wishes to shape her future–and the future of a world cleaved in two.   - Amazon

Okay, real talk.  New favorite YA series.  Throne of Glass WAS my favorite, but I’m really not sure.  I finished this book a few hours ago and I can’t stop thinking about it.  It blew my mind.  It was PERFECT.  Sarah J. Maas is a goddess and my favorite YA author of all time.  I’m ready to read the series all over again already.  Seriously.  It’s amazing.  Read it.  Love it.  Enjoy the book hangover because it’s fierce.  I’m currently displaying some serious symptoms!!

Honestly I could just be a cruel prince tumblr page..