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Fellowship & Fairydust
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Fellowship & Fairydust
@FandFmagazine
Inspiring faith and creativity and exploring the arts through a spiritual lens.
Katılım Mayıs 2017
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So I’m not spiritually a boomer, I’m spiritually greatest generation?
🇺🇲 Charlemagne the Annoyed 🙄🙄🙄 🇮🇱 🇲🇰@CharlesforShort
@Strangeland_Elf You commonly dress in styles from bygone eras, especially WWII and before. NEED I SAY MORE.
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It is not time or opportunity that is to determine intimacy; it is disposition alone. Seven years would be insufficient to make some people acquainted with each other, and seven days are more than enough for others.
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Book-Arwen vibes! 😁
Art or Other Things@ArtorOtherThing
Stitching the Standard by Edmund Blair Leighton
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Some of you have forgotten that only three years ago you were perfectly capable of writing an essay, writing a eulogy, telling a bedtime story to a child, and it should worry you that powerful companies have convinced us we can’t do things we’ve been doing for 5,000 years.
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Aha! Reflection's Curse vibes! In fact, I think I should throw in a reference to Brynhild and her castle guarded by a ring of fire, because my characters would know the story.
Bluebell Raven@BluebellRaven
In Norse myth, Brynhild is the ultimate prototype for Sleeping Beauty. As a powerful Valkyrie, she defied the chief god, Odin. For her disobedience, Odin struck her with a magical "sleep thorn," stripping away her divinity. He placed her in a deep, enchanted sleep on top of a mountain peak. To ensure only the bravest could reach her, Odin surrounded her castle with a roaring, lethal ring of supernatural fire. The legendary hero Siegfried (Sigurd) braved the flames on his horse, entered the castle, and found her asleep in full armor. He cut off her tight mail coat with his sword, breaking Odin’s curse and instantly awakening her. 🎨Siegfried awakens Brunhild, c. 1892, by Otto Donner von Richter
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We must call more jobs “herding.” In Old English, a pedagogue was a “childerherd” (ċildra heorde), a groom was a “horseherd” (horsheorde), a treasurer was a “treasureherd” (māðmheorde), a beekeeper was a “beeherd” (bēoheorde), and a cupbearer was a “beerherd” (bēorheorde).
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Reading the favorite books of your favorite authors is the quickest path to becoming well-read. As a teen I set out to read the works that inspired Lewis & Tolkien, which is how I fell in love with The Faerie Queene, the Arabian Nights, Sir Gawain & the Green Knight and a dozen others. As an artist you have a sacred mission to pass down works you love that are in danger of being forgotten, keeping them alive for the next generation. This is how the great tradition is handed on from one age to the next.
a@cherryshcney
I feel like it’s okay to admit you learn new things or take recommendations from someone you’re a fan of
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Dato narniano del día: dos personajes de la pelicula del principe Caspian son descendientes de personajes de la pelicula el león, la bruja y el armario, Nikabrik de Ginarrbrik y Reepicheep de los ratones que royeron las cuerdas de Aslan cuando se sacrifico en la mesa de piedra.
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This is one of my favourite out-takes from Lord of the Rings 😂
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This is the best preserved medieval street in Europe.
Recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, The Shambles in York, England has had shops trading on it for nearly a thousand years. It's older than the Crusades.
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Romanticizing writing is how I get it done. Make the process beautiful! Remember the fun of inventing new worlds! Feel less-than capable of a certain kind of story? Embrace the lack of skill and LEARN! Deliberately include techniques! Writing is hard, but that's how it should be.
Wren Scarborough✨@wrenscarborough
If you want AI to be less tempting, don't complain about hard work. No grumbling about how hard writing is, the horrors of writer's block, the pain of imposter syndrome. Revel in it. Emphasize craft & intent. Get a little elitist. You want people to care about art? Sell it.
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Nothing prepares you for how delightfully strange the Mabinogion is. There is a woman made of flowers, a cauldron that can revive the dead, a giant claw that steals horses, an underworld of feasts & hunting. Anyone with an interest in the roots of fantasy fiction must read it.
Paul Krause@paul_jkrause
Reading Welsh legends on top of a mountain in the desert is exactly what the doctor ordered.
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A commercial for the Minas Tirith LEGO set. Whoever directed it knows what it’s like to be a Lord of the Rings fan.
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I don’t have any comment about Odyssey translations, but it seems we are finally starting to see some movement away Heaney as the default Beowulf text, which is as it should be.
weird medieval guys@WeirdMedieval
Emily Wilson Odyssey translation discourse has got me thinking that people on here would have dismembered Seamus Heaney for starting his Beowulf with “So.”
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