Artwork From: NaSyu

Dean and Castiel provide so much lovely fuel and NaSyu knows how to use it.

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NaSyu - Today's Special

NaSyu – Today’s Special

The Architect’s Guardian: Chapter 41

binocularsArmando and Izdahl actions will cause some serious concerns for Dagmar, in The Architect’s Guardian, Chapter 41.  Here’s an excerpt:

Izdahl was beside Armando, doing his best not to voice his reservations again about being in a Havad territory. The two had arrived in the arid area thirty minutes earlier. It had taken Armando almost all of that time to leave the car and walk to the cliff. He’d turned to Izdahl for soothing encouragement and, knowing what he’d needed, Izdahl had held his face tenderly and offered loving comfort. When Armando had been convinced that things would be alright, he’d left the car with Izdahl behind him. Now, as Armando looked out at the vast, dry landscape, he wondered why he continued to be drawn to it. A breeze kicked up swirls of dust, slightly obscuring parts of the statue.

Artwork From: Missterkelsen

Missterkelsen fed my enjoyment of Captain America and the Winter Soldier with this adorable picture.

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Missterkelsen - Everlasting Love

Missterkelsen – Everlasting Love

 

Vaironian Tides: Chapter 34

swimming-poolDarion considers his current circumstances, unaware of how drastically they are about to change, in Vaironian Tides, Chapter 34.  Here’s an excerpt:

When Darion and Tolrek went back to the house, Darion talked Tolrek into a late night swim in their pool. Tolrek was floating gracefully and serenely by Darion, causing his lover to smile. Darion’s smile slowly faded, as his mind went back to the issues that remained unresolved. He looked up at the night sky, thinking of the rest of his family on Tildar. He still hadn’t spoken to his parents, since the argument. While he had no intention of apologizing, at least in the near future, the disagreement still hurt his heart. His circumstances were mainly grinding on his patience, as even now Meric still wasn’t under his control.

Artwork From: XMama

XMama creates some of the most photorealistic art. I make sure that I check out her gallery frequently, especially when she crafts gems like this.

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Sunlight by XMama

XMama – Sunlight

 

 

The Architect’s Guardian: Chapter 40

moon-186182_640Armando has decided he’s ready to return to the statue of Zaitis, which displeases Izdahl, in The Architect’s Guardian, Chapter 40. Here’s an excerpt:

Izdahl bit back a reply that would have been acidic. His anxiety from when Armando had been in a coma mixed with his frustration about Armando’s persistence. Armando searched his lover’s eyes and then sighed, understanding what the deeper issue was. He opted to give Izdahl time to wrestle with his emotions.

Music for Writing: Two Steps from Hell

Two Steps from Hell produces some of the best epic music.  Below are two of my favorite tracks.  Listen to more…

 

Artwork From: Jiuge

My description of Izdahl Amasi‘s wings, in The Architect’s Guardian, was inspired by Jiuge’s artwork. Blue is my absolute favorite color and the vividness of this picture really spoke to me.

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Jiuge – Deep Blue

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Spartacus: Nagron

Nagron

For a while, I’d been hearing about the series, Spartacus. Once I saw the first few episodes, I had to savor them all in their original glory.

My absolute favorite couple from the show is Nasir and Agron (Nagron)! Dan Feuerriegel (Agron) and Pana Hema Taylor (Nasir) did a fantastic job playing those characters. I highly recommend the series, not only for Dan and Pana but for the entire phenomenal cast and crew. In the meantime, check out this ode to Nagron: