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Bittersteel and his little brother Brynden have to sit together away from the true-born children. Except Daemon I suspect. I bet he got to sit at the high table. Bittersteel is such a manly sort, with his short hair and beard. Beneath the gold, the man-rug. No doubt Brynden's girly long hair is an affront to him, along with Brynden's very existence.I sort of got massively sick of this drawing halfway through colouring it. It wasn't coming out the way I wanted. Maybe I should stop being scared of the lack of undo with marker pens and get back into them, it's too easy to overwork digital painting. I need to loosen up.
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I don't know why you shouldn't like this drawing, kethryn, IT'S GREAT!!Β
PS: Eat poop, Aegor, BryndenΒ has ALWAYS been better than you!
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The raven and cloak texturing on Brynden are really nice touches. The shading on his face is also really stark too, I like it. Bittersteel looks just...so...unhappy about everything.
Don't know this pair so the comments are a bit thin, I know >>
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They're from the Hedge Knight series, but not alluded to in great detail, most of the info I got about them is from GRRM's notes on the web, and perhaps that's part of the appeal - I can let my imagination run riot.
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"Beneath the gold, the man-rug."
And with that, I died.
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Sadly this slogan did not catch on with the Golden Company!
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Creeepy pet raven that somehow seems to be more intelligent than it should be. Hmmmmm.
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Poor Brynden. I dunno which is worse, exile to Easteros or exile to the Wall.
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The Wall is worse! There's no vow of chastity in Easteros.
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What about Mole Town!? Or wildlings?
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*Gasp* What are you insinuating about the noble and virtuous fellows of the NightsWatch?
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