Utúlie'n aurë! (Q. ˈThe day has come!ˈ) was the cry of Fingon during of the Fifth Battle of Beleriand, when he saw the armies of his brother Turgon.
Another submission by @mineswine that takes my breath away
@tolkienweek 2022 | colors | the sons of fëanor The seven sons of Fëanor were Maedhros the tall; Maglor the mighty singer, whose voice was heard far over land and sea; Celegorm the fair, and Caranthir...
I’ve been reading A Song of Ice and Fire for the first time! Here’s some drawings I made while reading the first book. I’ve been craving medieval fantasy type stuff lately and it’s really hitting the…
@tolkienweek 2022 | colors | the sons of fëanor The seven sons of Fëanor were Maedhros the tall; Maglor the mighty singer, whose voice was heard far over land and sea; Celegorm the fair, and Caranthir...
Aurë entuluva! - Der Tag soll wieder kommen: J.R.R. Tolkien zu 50. Todestag.
Buchvorstellung Der Herr der Ringe ist ein einzigartiges und langlebiges Buch. Viel mehr als das, was man sich gemeinhin als einen Unterhaltungsroman vorstellt. Der vielschichtige Roman ist nur ein…
@tolkienweek 2022 | colors | the sons of fëanor The seven sons of Fëanor were Maedhros the tall; Maglor the mighty singer, whose voice was heard far over land and sea; Celegorm the fair, and Caranthir...
I’ve been reading A Song of Ice and Fire for the first time! Here’s some drawings I made while reading the first book. I’ve been craving medieval fantasy type stuff lately and it’s really hitting the…
I’ve been reading A Song of Ice and Fire for the first time! Here’s some drawings I made while reading the first book. I’ve been craving medieval fantasy type stuff lately and it’s really hitting the…
Jingna Zhang
