#Homm 6

[suchscary]

aunt Sveltana my beloved

[alicerosejensen]

Hey, I don't know if there are fans of heroes of might and magic among those who follow my work. I know that I only post my work with Leon on tumblr, but I had a lot of sketches for this wonderful game. Unfortunately, the seventh part turned out to be very deplorable, although the developers could say there was a script for the "final" part of the story of Ashan. Seriously, they just spat on Sareth, Raelag and Kha-Beleh. To create such a wonderful story but ultimately flush everything down the toilet. Yes, as far as I know, a new part was recently announced, but there the actions are transferred to the world of Enroth as far as I know and of course it's too early to talk about it, but the published screenshots of the game look terrible in my opinion, as if it's a mobile game.

It's just a cry of the soul since the fandom is basically dead. I have a "frozen" fanfiction called "house of the Unicorn" where I painted the further history of Frida's family and finished the story with the sealing of Sheogh, but when you don't find a response, inspiration disappears (this was the reason why I went to the resident's fendom).

I am doubly disappointed that I will never see the continuation of this story, because the developers could have made a good plot and ending. Alas, they decided to leave the story unfinished.

Sometimes I thought about publishing on other sites, but as I already mentioned, the fandom died and it's three times hurtful.

P.S. I will try to post a new work about Leon and the reader soon after a long break.

[arewetta]

fire girls from Sheogh🔥🔥🔥

old art with my lovely girly demon characters

[might-to-my-magic]

Long story short, a friend bid me to make a Genshin splash art inspired....thing? And it spiraled from there. I slapped a shit-ton of Heroes 6/7 necromancer aesthetic as a defense mechanism I think.

I'm not a genshin player btw

[jane-d-ankh-veos]

From 2016, previously unposted. Cate in Malassa's Dragon Knight armour (HoM&M VI).

[cluedoenthusiast]

Another bit I loved

[jasonjoyce]

Limited Edition Print of Josh Homme.

Photographed on location at 6 Music radio station, London.

[tmc-consulting-club]

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[lolochaponnay]

Dans une file d'attente devant un magasin, un homme dépasse 5-6 personnes, tout en subissant leurs jurons. Lorsque l'homme veut dépasser une vieille dame, celle-ci s'impose et le gifle. Comme tout le monde a admiré le geste de la vieille dame, tous le reproduisent. Alors l'homme crie: -D'accord, mais si vous ne me laissez pas passer, je n'ouvre pas le magasin.

[snailspng]

Random PNGs, part 159.

(1. "Skinned Rabbit" by Richard T. Scott, 2. 19th c. wax model of a human head, 3. 17th c. syringe, 4. Framed piece of a saint, 5. "Homme de chagrin" by Carolein Smit, 6. 7th c. gold & garnet ring, 7. "A Florentine Lady" by Augustin Jean Moreau-Vauthier, 8. Mourning brooch, 9. Cup with bat c. 1909.)

[hedgehog-moss]

"rn I feel like reading about someone's quiet daily life, maybe a diary or letters, set in a place or context I don't know much about, without turmoil or tragedy" oh! do you have any recommendations for books like this?

This is one of my favourite types of books! Here are 30(ish) recs...

May Sarton's The House by the Sea or Plant Dreaming Deep

Gyrðir Elíasson's Suðurglugginn / La fenêtre au sud (not translated into English unfortunately!), also Bergsveinn Birgisson's Landslag er aldrei asnalegt / Du temps qu'il fait (exists in German too)

Gretel Ehrlich's The Solace of Open Spaces, which iirc was originally written as journal entries and letters before being adapted into a book

Kenneth White's House of Tides: Letters from Brittany and Other Lands of the West

Sei Shonagon's Pillow Book

The Diary of a Provincial Lady, E. M. Delafield

Growing Up with the Impressionists: The Diary of Julie Manet

Elizabeth and Her German Garden by Elizabeth von Arnim (do not read if you don't like flowers)

The Road Through Miyama by Leila Philip (I've mentioned it before, it feels like this gif)

The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating, I keep recommending this one but it's so nice and I love snails

Epicurean Simplicity, Stephanie Mills

The Light in the Dark: A winter journal by Horatio Clare

The Letters of Rachel Henning

The letters of Tove Jansson, also The Summer Book and Fair Play

The diary of Sylvia Townsend Warner—here's an entry where she describes some big cats at the zoo. "Frank and forthcoming, flirtatious carnivores, [...] guttersnipishly loveable"

The Letters of Rachel Carson & Dorothy Freeman were very sweet and a little bit gay. I mostly remember from this long book I read years ago that Rachel Carson once described herself as "retiring into her shell like a periwinkle at low tide" and once apologised to Dorothy because she had run out of apple-themed stationery.

Jane Austen's letters (quoting the synopsis, "Wiser than her critics, who were disappointed that her correspondence dwelt on gossip and the minutiae of everyday living, Austen understood the importance of "Little Matters," of the emotional and material details of individual lives shared with friends and family")

Madame de Sévigné's letters because obviously, and from the same time period, the letters of the Princess Palatine, Louis XIV's sister-in-law. I read them a long time ago and mostly I remember that I enjoyed her priorities. There's a letter where she complains that she hasn't received the sausages she was promised, and then in the next paragraph, mentions the plot to assassinate the King of England and also, the Tartars are walking on Vienna currently.

Wait I found it:

R.C. Sherriff's The Fortnight in September (quoting the author, "I wanted to write about simple, uncomplicated people doing normal things")

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Betty Smith

Pond, Claire-Louise Bennett

Rules for Visiting, Jessica Francis Kane

The following aren't or aren't yet available in English, though some have already been translated in 5-6 languages:

ツバキ文具店 / La papeterie Tsubaki by ito Ogawa

半島へ / La péninsule aux 24 saisons by Mayumi Inaba

Giù la piazza non c'è nessuno, Dolores Prato (for a slightly more conceptual take on the "someone's everyday life" theme—I remember it as quite Proustian in its meticulousness, a bit like Nous les filles by Marie Rouanet which is much shorter and more lighthearted but shows the same extreme attention to childhood details)

Journal d'un homme heureux, Philippe Delerm, my favourite thing about this book is that the goodreads commenter who gave it the lowest rating complained that Delerm misidentified a wine as a grenache when actually it's a cabernet sauvignon. Important review!

Un automne à Kyôto, Corinne Atlan (I find her writing style so lovely)

oh and 西の魔女が死んだ / L’été de la sorcière by Kaho Nashiki —such a little Ghibli film of a book. There's a goodreads review that points out that Japanese slice-of-life films and books have "a certain way of describing small, everyday actions in a soothing, flawless manner that can either wear you out, or make you look at the world with a temporary glaze of calm contentment and introspective understanding [...]"

I'd be happy to get recommendations in this 'genre' as well :)

[arewetta]

old work with my black knight Teresa "Watchdog of Heresh"

[might-to-my-magic]

Asha uses all

Commissioned from Bonefyd

[jane-d-ankh-veos]

A little challenge for myself: seeing if I can draw my old favourites solely from memory after many years. For example, Jorgen in his HoM&M VI design.

(Conclusion: gosh, these pauldrons… now I understand his decision to change them to a simple cloak in VII…)

[nyc-looks]

Paige, 35

“I’m wearing Balenciaga sunglasses, Comme des Garçons homme shirt, tank top printed by artist Whitney Claflin, Gauntlett Cheng bike shorts, and Miu Miu shoes. I’m inspired by thinking of items as puzzle pieces, the body as a modular experiment, and autism.”

Sep 6, 2024 ∙ Williamsburg

[tiny-space-whale]

Seasons 3-5: "I mean yeah he's evil and basically a monster with no real motivation except mass destruction, but you gotta admit, Aaravos has style, is a well-written play on the mastermind villain as well as a rare example of the homme fatale, and is also sexy as hell. But yeah I mean he's pure evil and the only way we get the good ending is at his expense."

Season 6: