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FitzChivalry Farseer and Chade Fallstar from the first book of Robin Hobb's The Farseer Trilogy, "Assassins's Apprentice".Related content
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apologising for faving one of your older artworks, but damnit I'm loving it! xD
I was browsing through Farseer fanart and I was literally saying out loud 'Chade is totally underrated' and poof, your drawing popped up!
Rereading the books and I simply can't get enough of them. Whenever I finish reading the lot, I feel a gaping hole in my heart where Fitz used to be...
Great drawing, I remember that scene, it's one of my favourite ones in that book 
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Thank you, your comment is very much appreciated
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Yeah 
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It's a shame there isn't more fanart of him... ><
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Your Chade is so cool. O:
*Loves it*
I really love how you did the light.
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Aww, thanks. I'm so glad that you like my drawing!
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Fitz tears are funny. xD It looks kinda odd because the drawing is like-realistic and his tears looks like from a comic or... Whatever.
I do like it a lot! ♥ You color so well.
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Hmm... I don't consider my drawings purely realistic 
Thanks for mentioning it anyway
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That's why I said "LIKE-realistic"~ Haha being a smartass. xD
I think you could try to make his face wet or something like that... The tears look kinda odd.
♥
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Hmm... I think my pencil lines are too robust to achieve a fine effect such as wetness :S However, I could try that when I'm painting with acrylic colours. Thanks for the advice
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I can see what you mean. And drawing water is always hard haha. xD
You're welcome~ <3
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Aww indeed
This picture is supposed to illustrate the part where Fitz couldn't sleep because he didn't want to disobey Chade, but couldn't bring himself to stealing from king Shrewd and Chade found him crying.
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burich thought it was woman problems,lol. but the knife he stabed into the hearth is still there
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"god created the world not as a waiting room room for heaven, as many christans belive, but as a huge and beautiful world to explore and learn of his awesome power, love, and grace"
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I don't know the story , yet it's really a good drawing
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Thank you.
I suggest you read the book, I think you might like it. It's a fantasy novel with handsome men as protagonists
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offcourse you're welcome!
it wasn't released here I guess....
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That's a shame
It's translated to Estonian, but I read the original release in English.
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Let's just wait, maybe it's only the matter of time....
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Maybe it's already available, but you just don't know it yet.
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It wasn't exactly "released" here either. The original books were ordered from America by bookshops and then libraries bought them for people to borrow. And since the series proved to be popular, it was eventually translated to Estonian. But I've only read them in English.
It's a shame your country doesn't have them, because it really is one of the best stories I've read in years
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I hpoed it's gonna be released here soon, is it a fantasy story? or else?
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Well, the author first wrote one trilogy, The Farseer Trilogy. It's a fantasy series and it deals with the life of a boy who was born as a royal bastard in a kingdom called The Six Duchies. He grows up, trained as an assassin, to serve his family. There's magic involved in the story too. And interesting, mysterious characters such as the king's Fool. He's not completely human.
Each book is about 700 pages long
And after that Robin Hobb wrote another trilogy, The Liveship Traders, whose action takes place in the same world. But the characters are different.
And then she returned to the characters of the Farseer trilogy, writing another three books, The Tawny Man Trilogy. I'm currently reading the second one of those
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sounds like real long story...
but 700 pages was nothing, since I've read 'Taiko' which is about 1400 pages long..
I really want to read The count of Monte cristo, but, my school Library, they don't have it....it's really such a shame...
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Yes, it's a really long story. In three or four weeks I've read five books, each of them 700 pages
1400 pages is... much. Very much =S
I have read Count Monte Cristo and I've also seen a film. It's one of the world classics, so I hope you can read it some day.
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YUSH! keep the hard work!
it is....it's thick like a dictionary....but the story are really beautiful ,it is about Hideyoshi Toyotomi, the first shogun of Japan during the war period, and about Nobunaga too!
I know the story already, and I've seen a movie about it,but hte movie's suck...it's too shallow...so I hoped I can get the real book soon
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I know little - actually almost nothing - of the history of Japan...
Alexandre Dumas is a talented writer. I used to be a fan of his adventure stories, including the Three Musketeers. And speaking of great Frenchmen, I also enjoyed Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.
I just discovered that there are a whole 15 films made of Count of Monte Cristo! I've only seen one of them, a rather old one.
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haha...
that's plenty, though I see only one of them,which quite dull.... I want to see the epic one!!
and the other was an anime about Monte cristo....
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The film I saw was very long, but otherwise it was interesting. I don't know where or when it was made =S
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the one I saw was very lame...the character Albert or Fernando didn't get much attention...they even changed the ending!! it's a HAPPY ending!! the count and mercedes and Albert finnaly live happily ever after(they made it Albert was count's real son in the story)!!frans didn't even existed! the story sure lost it's value...
it's very2 disappointing and lame.....
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Was it an American film? Hollywood often pays little attention to original story and contributes to bringing in larger sums of money. I was so disappointed in a Hollywood film of King Arthur. There was absolutely no truth in it, only names of the characters. And Keira Knightley was there. What do you think of her?
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I think it was American, since they spoke in English...but I'm not quite sure though,it's very old...but sure it's really disappointing...
Kiera? uhm....skinny? *duh!*
so what do you think?
and yeah, the movie was failed....
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I don't like Keira Knightley at all. She's quite annoying
Have you seen the Hollywood film of King Arthur?
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nah, but I know the film, besides, I'm not quite interested, the rumor that it is quite bad spread through my ears.....
yup! jhonny depp is the best!
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I would really like to see a film of King Arthur that is actually good and accurate...
Yeah. Johnny Depp rules
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Nah, never seen it here....
but his role in Charlie and the chocolate factory was kinda surprised me, he looked different...
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He looked great in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Very beautiful and young
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yup, he looked beautiful and young there, very different from the pirate.
I wish I could draw him too...
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But go ahead and draw him! It would be interesting to see your interpretation of him. Really!
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thanks! I'll try, but his image changed in every movie, so I think it's kinda hard.........
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You just have to pick one movie and draw him as he was there
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I like him as Jack Sparrow, but I don't draw mustache...or beard...that's a problem here...
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Hm... why don't you draw him as Willy Wonka then?
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that's a good idea, thank you
but, maybe later...got too busy these days...
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