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I know, I know, half of you guys are probably like "Get to the requests so I can request stuff too" but I want to do my own fanart too, okay?

Mark of Athena... okay, it didn't leave that much of an impact on me - maybe because I only read it once, or 'cause I was never a huge fan of the series, or because of all the relationships. I'm sorry, but I just cannot handle fluff. So the scene at the end where Percy and Annabeth take a trip down Tartarus? I just went "Oh. Really? Alright, that's 'bout it." That pretty much means that the parts where Annabeth faces Arachne and Percy's gladiator tournament thing were the ones I liked most. And Leo, naturally.

As for the scene choice, well, I was gonna do the whole chamber, but then I figured nah, it would take forever and this is complicated enough already, so I just did the part where Annabeth comes across the tapestry of The Underwater Kiss. That way you guys get Percabeth and I get to paint more gloomy stuff, yay. (No but seriously, the lighting is really fun to work with despite the atmosphere.)

Book analysis over, Annabeth (c) Riordan.

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I know, I know, half of you guys are probably like "Get to the requests so I can request stuff too" but I want to do my own fanart too, okay?

Mark of Athena... okay, it didn't leave that much of an impact on me - maybe because I only read it once, or 'cause I was never a huge fan of the series, or because of all the relationships. I'm sorry, but I just cannot handle fluff. So the scene at the end where Percy and Annabeth take a trip down Tartarus? I just went "Oh. Really? Alright, that's 'bout it." That pretty much means that the parts where Annabeth faces Arachne and Percy's gladiator tournament thing were the ones I liked most. And Leo, naturally.

As for the scene choice, well, I was gonna do the whole chamber, but then I figured nah, it would take forever and this is complicated enough already, so I just did the part where Annabeth comes across the tapestry of The Underwater Kiss. That way you guys get Percabeth and I get to paint more gloomy stuff, yay. (No but seriously, the lighting is really fun to work with despite the atmosphere.)

Book analysis over, Annabeth (c) Riordan.