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My first Infernal Devices fanart!
and its Gabriel (left) and Gideon (right) Lightwood battling some clockwork monsters outside of the London Institute. Yes, I have read Clockwork Princess and it totally ripped my heart to shreds X( yet it was the best book of the series. Cassie Clare sure has a way of filling us with conflicting emotions huh?
Anyway I really love the Lightwood brothers and the journey that they took throughout the trilogy.
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Gabriel and Gideon Lightwood (C) Cassandra Clare
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one word...beautiful. You really captured the Lightwood brothers 
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u shud draw scene were benedict turns in to giant worm and everyones kikin ass
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great work and I must say that after reading Clockwork Princess I actually cried.
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I'm having a hard time deciding if I should read the Clockwork Princess or not XD I mean, the second book ended so well, so of course somethings going to happen!!
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In the name of the angel, read it!
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haha I guess I will then XDΒ
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The Lightwood brothers were two of my favorite characters in the series. This is a great picture of them!
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This is awesome! I just loved the two of them in CP2, they were amazing and sometimes hilarious
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EPIC! I used to be like "humph" before about them, but I loved them in CP2!!! MOar PLZ!!!
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lol yeah it took some time but i grew to love them. thanks
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Very nice! I like your interpretation of the automatons.
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they were the hardest to do and i'm still not completely satisfied with them lol but thank you
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I'm not familiar with the source material, but it's a nice scene. I really like how the clockwork people look, and their various devices of harm sticking out.
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thanks you. i would definitely recommend the infernal devices books if you haven't read them.
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