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Aelevar's nations regard Mutes on a wide spectrum of honor and disregard. To some, the powerless, "Mute" races represent the very source of bearers' magic--many believe that the purpose of the legend that gave them their abilities was in order to serve the powerless. To others, Mutes represent weakness and inferiority for their inability to cast magic, useful only as a labor force with no means of resisting their bearer masters.

The irony that it's taken me this long to draw one of my non-bearer characters is not lost on me. My bad...

Why does she have different ears in every single sketch? Because the very reason I was sketching was to figure out what her ears would look like. The paper of my sketchbook doesn't erase super well, so once I draw something in it, I'm pretty much committed. Yes, that probably explains a lot about my sketches. Oof.

Description
Aelevar's nations regard Mutes on a wide spectrum of honor and disregard. To some, the powerless, "Mute" races represent the very source of bearers' magic--many believe that the purpose of the legend that gave them their abilities was in order to serve the powerless. To others, Mutes represent weakness and inferiority for their inability to cast magic, useful only as a labor force with no means of resisting their bearer masters.

The irony that it's taken me this long to draw one of my non-bearer characters is not lost on me. My bad...

Why does she have different ears in every single sketch? Because the very reason I was sketching was to figure out what her ears would look like. The paper of my sketchbook doesn't erase super well, so once I draw something in it, I'm pretty much committed. Yes, that probably explains a lot about my sketches. Oof.