#Iguin Witch Hat Atelier

[rockrshell]

Unknowing

Close-ups:

[buzzybee26]

I made a theme for Iguin

Oh boy, I'm on my weird bullshit again. I'm really happy with how this one turned out (apart from the visualiser being a bit out of sync but we can ignore that.) The art I used was made by @kikoinks, thank you for giving me permission to use your art

[aluhnim]

Iguin, the Lidless Eye.

[soranatus]

Witch Hat Atelier (2025)

[lujart]

🌟✒️

[ianime0]

Tongari Boushi no Atelier | PV1 | 2025

[brushbugbones]

sight of the world.

[merchantarthurn]

Magic, my dear... is the miracle that makes our world vibrant

(Combining the manga panel with the anime trailer ♥)

[platonicabsolute]

shirahama saying that every major detail change from the manga to the anime was purposeful.... the specific choice to hide the entirety of Iguin's face with his mask rather than just half...... i shake a bit at the thought

[seventymatches]

[hamletphase]

iguin when i catch you iguin. iguin when i catch you iguin

[buzzybee26]

WIP of a theme I'm making for Iguin (Yes, I am hyperfixated; how could you tell?)

I am very aware that this is not going to be everyone's cup of tea but if you'll let me be pretentious for a second, I'm more interested in capturing Iguin's vibe than I am in making this sound "good" by itself. I'm taking the same approach to this as I did to the theme I made for Jodio from Jojolands back in April.

I have a few ideas for a general OST for this series, and I wanna talk about them so I'm going to. The overall idea I had for the whole OST is that it would be general fantasy orchestrations until you start getting near forbidden magic at which point it starts sounding a bit more like this. Now, ya see, I'm not very good at general fantasy orchestration, so I probably won't end up actually making any of that part of what would be my WHA OST (this is likely the only song I'll make for it, we'll see.) The last thing I wanted to mention about a general OST for this series is that Coco's leitmotif, or what would be Coco's leitmotif if I were to do a full OST, is in this, and I think that's neat.

[cyber-scribbles]

Throws these out like chicken feed

[soranatus]

IGUIN • SIGHT OF THE WORLD • THE LIDLESS EYE In Witch Hat Atelier (2025)

[aomaruorion]

🌊🧿 Oh, ashes, ashes, dust to dust

The devil's after both of us

Ooh, lay my curses out to rest

Make a mercy out of me 🧿🌊

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Qifrey commission for the Witch Gat Atelier Gotcha 4 Gaza project @witchhatexchange ! Thanks to donations, we raised $1781.36 USD!!! I'm infinitely grateful to every person who participated, either by donating, drawing, writing or organising this event. I'm proud of us 💙🍉

I am currently working on my second prompt and will post it as soon as possible!

[madi-sue005]

Okay so— something that’s kinda been bugging me since I first read WHA all those years ago is this knife that Iguin has real early on.

This knife here. Now, I could very easily be mistaking this for something that it’s not. We only see it for one panel and then never again, after all. But to me, this kinda looks like a special kind of knife used in parchment making called a lunellum—a crescent shaped knife that was used to remove excess tissue from the animal skins.

I mean— it’s not an exact match, but they do look kinda similar, right? And it’s not like it doesn’t make at least a little bit of sense for Iguin to have access to something like that, either.

Coco says that the book she bought from him looked handmade. Way back when in medieval times, there weren’t a whole of ways to make writing materials.

We do hear Qifrey and other characters talking about paper, but that’s not as helpful as you might think. Paper can be made of various materials—wood pulp, cloth fibers, bamboo, even ground up stones. Browsing through sketchpads is a great way to see the diversity of paper materials.

So this paper that they’re using could be made of a lot of different materials.

Another option for writing material is parchment. Parchment is made from the skins of animals, which can make it more expensive (for obvious reasons), but still an option. There’s also the cover, which is like leather or cloth over a wooden board or pasteboard (several sheets of paper/parchment that are glued and pressed together). Probably wood. Pasteboards are a pretty recent (and cheaper) material used for book covers.

Anyway— that’s my rant. Happy scrolling :3