#Atelier roman

[sterkeyra]

Atelier Resleriana - Roman

Roman finally is here and ahhh Atelier Resleri blessed me with him on first try! I got lucky because he was one characters i definitely wanted and finally the hatchling prince joined my squad.

And a prince he is, as he is actually Richard Lantana of the Lantana kingdom. So basically he is the representation of Gio and Tantris. Gio the runaway king and Tantris that joined by giving us a false name 😂

I love Roman already (even though his cape looks like eggshells when he wears it over his head) and I bet Sterk might lash out at him just like at Gio😂

[xxcrescent-mirage-sidexx]

I'm excited to learn more about Roman I love his design so much and he seems very fun !!!

I wanna draw him and want to see fanart of him if it already exists bc he has such a great design

[dorinoke]

I read Witch Hat Atelier and all i gotta say is if you give me 10 minutes alone with this man in a room one of us is walking out pregnant and it aint gonna be me

[cweam]

I'm alive again~ Here's a drawing of Roman from Atelier Resleriana.

Enjoy~ @sterkeyra (Your Husband is here!)

[atelieronthemoon]

Your character designs are so cute~ ♥️ I’m so excited to meet them all!

Is there a weather or season that best suits each LIs’ vibe?

Thank you anon! I love designing hot men ���

The obvious ones who I can easily associate weather/seasons are Daeho, Oliver, Joseph, and Ivan. Daeho is sunny just like his nickname and Oliver would be sunny and cloudy. Both are summer and spring.

Joseph is obviously winter with his frosty personality.

Ivan might be fall. He warms you up during a chilly day, like a comfortable knit sweater.

As for beloved Roman... he's tricky. He can be foggy with how mysterious he acts, or he can be rain with how dark and moody he becomes--but he can also be the sun peeking above the rain clouds when sees you and smiles.

[pussymarty]

[nero-draco]

They should get married.

[grac3nocturne]

They are everything to me !!!

[nordiamus]

Mon projet du moment!

Renaissance est un light novel de fantasy historique, type isekai/réincarnation. Des mentions de l'univers d'H2S, mon livre de JdR, sont présente, mais il n'est absolument pas nécessaire de le connaître pour lire l'histoire. Tous vos commentaires seront les bienvenus.

Actuellement publié sur l'Atelier des Auteurs!

[aestheticallypleasinganimeboys]

Roman - Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy & the Liberator of Polar Night

[alixdelin]

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Gilded bronze model of the Temple of Isis in Pompeii made in a Roman atelier at the end of the 18th century-beginning of the 19th century

[sterkeyra]

About Roman Kalman

Say what you will about Roman, he is a dork and all, but he's also a good prince.

He comes up with strategies, listens to vollagers and likes to lend a hand undercover.

Also he gives credit to others, when someone helps him and he also acknowledges his knights work. He may cause her trouble sometimes, by wanting to go on adventures, but I'm happy for Juna. 🎉 You can also tell how much she appreciates him even though she needs to scold him somehow

You know which other knight deserves more attention of his king?

Sterk 😂

Roman adopt him, he's the most loyal guy you could hire as a knight - and you would fulfill a dream of his.

[lesparaversdemillina]

Bilan Livresque d'Avril 2023

Cher(e) voyageur(e), C’est l’heure du bilan : Statistiques livresques : Mes livres par ordre de préférences Chroniques du mois : Des statistiques : Des statistiques : Statistiques livresques : Mon rythme de lecture a été franchement ralenti par une lecture, même si je continue de lire pas mal de roman graphique. Je reste très contente de ce bilan. MoisAvril 2022Avril 2023Nombre de…

[fredomotophoto]

Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg

Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg Le Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg est un château fort alsacien du XIIe siècle, profondément remanié au XVe siècle et restauré avant la Première Guerre mondiale sous le règne de Guillaume II. Situé sur le ban de la commune française d’Orschwiller, dans la circonscription administrative du Bas-Rhin et sur le territoire de la collectivité européenne d’Alsace, il se dresse à 757 mètres d’altitude au cœur du massif vosgien.

Histoire La plus ancienne mention connue du château date de 1147, lorsque les Hohenstaufen en sont les premiers propriétaires. Ils tentent de faire de l’Alsace la base de leur puissance pour s’assurer le contrôle du Saint-Empire romain germanique. Après les Hohenstaufen, les ducs de Lorraine et l’Evêché de Strasbourg, puis les Habsbourg, ont intégré le château à leurs possessions. Il conserve alors toute son importance stratégique et marque la borne occidentale du Saint-Empire romain germanique, exposé aux appétits des ducs de Lorraine et des rois de France.

Restauration et visite Le château a été restauré au début du 20e siècle pour célébrer la grandeur de Guillaume II, empereur allemand. Aujourd’hui, il est un monument vivant, proposant tout au long de l’année une programmation culturelle riche et diversifiée. Les visiteurs peuvent découvrir les salles du château, les cours intérieures, la plate-forme d’artillerie ou Grand Bastion, qui offre un panorama unique sur la plaine d’Alsace, les Vosges, la Forêt-Noire et, par temps clair, les Alpes.

Activités et événements Le château propose des visites guidées, des contes, des ateliers participatifs, des sorties nature, des campements médiévaux, des expositions et d’autres événements. Il est également possible de franchir la haute porte du château et de plonger dans l’univers du Moyen Âge.

Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle

Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle is a 12th-century Alsatian fortified castle, extensively remodeled in the 15th century and restored before the First World War under the reign of William II. Located in the French commune of Orschwiller, in the administrative district of Bas-Rhin and on the territory of the European community of Alsace, it stands at an altitude of 757 metres in the heart of the Vosges mountains.

History The oldest known mention of the castle dates from 1147, when the Hohenstaufen were its first owners. They attempted to make Alsace the base of their power to ensure control of the Holy Roman Empire. After the Hohenstaufen, the Dukes of Lorraine and the Bishopric of Strasbourg, then the Habsburgs, incorporated the castle into their possessions. It then retained all its strategic importance and marked the western boundary of the Holy Roman Empire, exposed to the appetites of the Dukes of Lorraine and the Kings of France.

Restoration and visit The castle was restored at the beginning of the 20th century to celebrate the greatness of William II, German Emperor. Today, it is a living monument, offering a rich and diverse cultural program throughout the year. Visitors can discover the rooms of the castle, the interior courtyards, the artillery platform or Grand Bastion, which offers a unique panorama of the Alsace plain, the Vosges, the Black Forest and, on a clear day, the Alps.

Activities and events The castle offers guided tours, storytelling, participatory workshops, nature outings, medieval camps, exhibitions and other events. It is also possible to cross the high gate of the castle and immerse yourself in the world of the Middle Ages.

[cweam]

I couldn't stop laughing at this bit of the story xD

[embracing-the-ineffable]

The Ineffable Detective Agency presents: the origins of the white bust in the bookshop (a really lovely theory, you should read it!)

While trying to identify some of the art pieces used in Good Omens, we did some searching and came upon this gem:

Head of Benevento:

The statue in the bookshop looks like someone made a very close but inexact copy of the head of Benevento:

European art schools used copies of Greek and Roman sculpture to train their art students. So this COULD be one of those pieces. Or it could be a student copy; part of atelier training was to reproduce "master copies".

We know Aziraphale likes to learn human things from humans - he's taken lessons in dance, French, prestidigitation, and probably drawing. Did Aziraphale attend an atelier and receive formal artistic training that allowed him to do that drawing of Gabriel?

Could he have made the statue he now displays in his bookshop? Or was it gifted to him by a teacher, similar to the way he has a signed copy of the book from the magician who trained him, Prof. Hoffman himself?

But… who is it? We know people like to theorize the "floating white head" symbolizes the way the Metatron might be watching, but the actual statue doesn't look at all like him. So, is it just some random copy, or someone who has or will feature more in the story - just like that book from Prof. Hoffman had some significance?

Wait! Look closer!

Our theory: around the same time that he was learning French, Aziraphale went to a Parisian atelier to formally study art. While there, he did the requisite student master copy of a Hellenistic bust that we know was known in France at the time, and disguised a portrait of Crowley in it. And then he proudly displayed it in his bookshop, in a very prominent/central position, to watch over everything.

Need a little more convincing? Look at these, which were filmed to give us the same angles:

And here's the final proof - the first two images are overlays; the last one is the actual statue for comparison:

From a production standpoint, we know the huge Gabriel statue was an expensive custom order from Italy. Was this smaller Crowley statue also part of that order?

Let us know what you think!

Featuring contributions by @thebluestgreen, @postsforposting, and @embracing-the-ineffable at the Ineffable Detective Agency

See more of our posts plus a collection of Clues and metas from all over the fandom, here.