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Fandom: Harry Potter
Fic: INVICTUS, chapter 18
Author: Chthonia

Proper quoting follows later, with the colored version.

After reading chapter 18, I wanted to draw Narcissa and I'm very, very proud of the result! I'd never thought that I would succeed to draw something as difficult as a scene with three people interacting with each other - and that in no time at all! I was pretty certain that I was just starting something that I would abandon soon enough. But it has drawn itself: Everything just came along fine, position, expressions, hands ... and very often without me deciding at all how to draw it. Clearly, chapter 18 was very fortunate in an artistic sort of way. On the other hand, we waited long enough for it, over one year. This is long enough to not just cherish every word, but actually every single letter

I loved the whole scene, in which Narcissa is checking what her husband is doing with his pet Mudblood. I'm pretty sure that Lucius didn't tell her about Hermione by his own free will. The dialogue indicates that they had a row. Lucius probably has told her almost everything to get his ways (or, in Narcissas words, he has given her several reasons ). Alright, he surely didn't tell her everything. He'd never tell anybody about what happened the day before, would he?

Description
Fandom: Harry Potter
Fic: INVICTUS, chapter 18
Author: Chthonia

Proper quoting follows later, with the colored version.

After reading chapter 18, I wanted to draw Narcissa and I'm very, very proud of the result! I'd never thought that I would succeed to draw something as difficult as a scene with three people interacting with each other - and that in no time at all! I was pretty certain that I was just starting something that I would abandon soon enough. But it has drawn itself: Everything just came along fine, position, expressions, hands ... and very often without me deciding at all how to draw it. Clearly, chapter 18 was very fortunate in an artistic sort of way. On the other hand, we waited long enough for it, over one year. This is long enough to not just cherish every word, but actually every single letter

I loved the whole scene, in which Narcissa is checking what her husband is doing with his pet Mudblood. I'm pretty sure that Lucius didn't tell her about Hermione by his own free will. The dialogue indicates that they had a row. Lucius probably has told her almost everything to get his ways (or, in Narcissas words, he has given her several reasons ). Alright, he surely didn't tell her everything. He'd never tell anybody about what happened the day before, would he?