This is about five seconds after Frodo pulled the hem of the cloak over Saruman’s shriveled face and turned away. Pippin is looking at the bodies of Wormtongue and Saruman. But I couldn’t ignore this moment-it’s important, however painful it is-so I had to draw at least this panel. But by the time I got to this point, I was feeling a bit worn out I’d already drawn A LOT for the Scouring of the Shire, spending almost a month total on the single chapter, and I didn’t have the energy for an entire comic that would ultimately end on a downer note.
FOR FRODO TUMBLR SERIES
Originally, I had a plan to draw the entire confrontation with Saruman at Bag End as a series of long comics, and this would have been the final panel after Saruman’s and Wormtongue’s deaths. Well, your tags are wonderful, of course X-D Everyone had some really sweet responses to this post, but I think among my favorites are tag “ oh this one got me RIGHT in the honey nut feelios”, and this gem from for your patience, Let’s talk about this little doodle. What was your favorite response to this post? What new technique were you trying in this drawing?įeets u As I said in the tags, I had to draw Frodo’s bare feet from an angle I’m not used to, and I’m really happy with how they turned out. For both of them, their concern is for Frodo.ġ0.
Sam, meanwhile, is only concerned for his master, and trots along ready to help at a moment’s notice.
Faramir’s expression was meant to convey a sort of gentle pity and respect he’s just now realizing what an enormous burden this little Halfling carries, and it earns his admiration and sympathy and moves him to help. What does facial expression mean/what’s going through their head?įrodo’s just fainted, so let’s talk about the other two.
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