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Finally finished~! @0@ This one took awhile, but I am much satisfied with it. ^-^ After the events in FFXIV's expansion Heavensward, I just had to do a tribute for this character in particular. Just had to be done. In full, it is a 16x20 inches chalk pastel piece, matted and framed to 20x24 inches.

Lord Haurchefant de Fortemps, also known as Haurchefant of the Silver Fuller, is a non-playable character from Final Fantasy XIV. He is a noble of House Fortemps of Ishgard, and presides over Camp Dragonhead in the Coerthas Central Highlands.
Unlike many of his peers, Haurchefant is open-minded about adventurers and welcomes them to Dragonhead. Defying the usual stereotype of Ishgardians as being uptight fundamentalists, Lord Haurchefant is pleasant and always ready to offer words of encouragement or a smile to those in need. He is noted to be romantic about the ideals he believes in, but it is more likely his sincerity and loyalty showing in flamboyant words and expressions. He describes the Adventurer as "hope incarnate", for instance.

Description
Finally finished~! @0@ This one took awhile, but I am much satisfied with it. ^-^ After the events in FFXIV's expansion Heavensward, I just had to do a tribute for this character in particular. Just had to be done. In full, it is a 16x20 inches chalk pastel piece, matted and framed to 20x24 inches.

Lord Haurchefant de Fortemps, also known as Haurchefant of the Silver Fuller, is a non-playable character from Final Fantasy XIV. He is a noble of House Fortemps of Ishgard, and presides over Camp Dragonhead in the Coerthas Central Highlands.
Unlike many of his peers, Haurchefant is open-minded about adventurers and welcomes them to Dragonhead. Defying the usual stereotype of Ishgardians as being uptight fundamentalists, Lord Haurchefant is pleasant and always ready to offer words of encouragement or a smile to those in need. He is noted to be romantic about the ideals he believes in, but it is more likely his sincerity and loyalty showing in flamboyant words and expressions. He describes the Adventurer as "hope incarnate", for instance.