#a knight of the seven kingdoms

[franzkafkagf]

tanselle too tall was her name, but she was not too tall for me.

[novembermorgon]

(very small) dunk and egg blender animation practice

[arleniansdoodles]

More Dunk and Egg fanart, featuring Dunk, Egg, and Aerion Targaryen from The Hedge Knight! I went a little further with the stained-glass style this time, and I'm happy with how it turned out! Especially Aerion's cloak, which is supposed to be fully black if I remember right; I added in the fiery colours just to help it pop XD

Also, the dragons here aren't actually there - it's meant to symbolize the Targaryens fighting (over Dunk hahaa)! The designs are based on the descriptions of their dragon eggs; Aerion's is gold and silver, and veined with red, while Egg's is white and green, all swirly. And the tree in the back is meant to represent Dunk :'''D

[naggascradle]

on my daeron the drunken thing rn and i think one of the most fascinating aspects of him compared to other prophetic characters in the world of westeros is that daeron is the one of the only prophets who sees his dreams and understands their meanings. notably melisandre is a seer but she misinterprets her visions constantly by being too concrete! daeron isn't like that at all - he dreams of a dead dragon with duncan at ashford and understands immediately that someone in his family will die at this tourney. there's a whole lot of dragon themed dreams for targaryens and them misinterpreting those dreams as ways to bring dragons back (which is likely to be the way aegon v dies at summerhall). daeron is much smarter & pragmatic than people give him credit for: getting the dreams is only half of his reason to turning to drink, the other half is that he gets what the dreams entail in their symbolism.

[cosmiart]

"How is that I come to find my cousin in this nest of adders, ser?"

[rhaegars-cervix]

the unlikely 👑👑

[darks1ster]

bloodraven the type of guy to disappear after a bus passes when you see him on the other side of the street

[gameofthronesdaily]

DUNK and EGG in A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS (2025)

[addaerontruther]

The Hammer and the Anvil

art by @wweskywalker ♡

[wodania]

duncan the tall dating pool

[jaehaeryshater]

Vaella with a pony!!!!!

art by my good friend @novembermorgon

Is this so cuteiful or what????? I’m so so happy with how this turned out, it’s adorable. I’ve been asking for Vaella with a pony for like six months and my friend åse delivered on it, I’m so excited!!!!!! I’ve always thought of Vaella being a pony girl, I feel like horses were probably a very common special interest for autistic girls (and boys) in a medieval or Tudor inspired society. There was simply less to do or hyperfixate on so while undoubtably there were special interests that were more abstract or “out there”, I would think that ponies would be very popular among little girls in particular. She loves her pony, its name is Baby because it is small and cute. She has other ponies too l, Daeron can’t stop buying them for her because it always puts a smile on her face, but Baby is her favorite. Vaella is super excited and not scared at all when it comes to ponies, but her father Daeron is way more nervous. He’s always worried that she’s going to fall (falling off a horse and breaking your neck is still dangerous to this day, and a surprisingly common cause of death throughout history), something that Vaella is not aware of. She just thinks it’s fun and she enjoys spending time with her father, even if he won’t let her ride her pony without him by her side holding her hand.

I love åse @novembermorgon so much and they are so so so so talented. This is so second commission from them and it’s been more than worth it. Everything they put out is beyond beautiful, I would encourage everyone to scroll their page for a while because there is some truly amazing stuff over there. I hope people have some kind words for them; I don’t think they truly understand how talented they are and what a gift they have. They’re definitely my favorite asoiaf artist out there and I’m loving that they’re branching out into other fandoms as well. I’m always excited to see what they put out. So a big thank you to åse, I appreciate them so much.

Bonus: these are two really cutesy options that we didn’t go with for the pony, but I intrigued by both of these as well, so I wanted people to see them.

[wweskywalker]

I heard that the casting of Baelor "Breakspear" was announced for the new Knight of The Seven Kingdoms/Dunk and Egg series and I just wanted to doodle my version of Breakspear, aka my pookie Oscar 💜

[novembermorgon]

gerold (lannister) for the culture (the 2 people who care)

[arleniansdoodles]

I recently read A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, and boy oh boy do I love Dunkin Eggs! XD So here's a scene from The Mystery Knight featuring Egg and Lord Bloodraven - it's not in explicitly the book but it's a scene that would've happened in the background (no doubt we would've seen it if we had an Egg pov loll)

I also went for my inky style this time, with a more stained-glass vibe; I figured it'd be fitting for the story's medieval setting, and I can also play around with the figures and composition without worrying about accurate anatomy hahaa

[kazz-brekker]

even though he only appears in 1 dunk and egg novella, daeron the drunken IS a genuinely interesting character to me. a lot of asoiaf is about exploring the more realistic outcomes of very traditional fantasy ideas (what if the vows the loyal knight swore required him to stand by while his king horribly abused people? what if the beloved prince eloping with a young lady caused a massive civil war? what if the warrior who overthrew the evil tyrant had absolutely no interest in the actual job of ruling?) and daeron is an exploration of what it would actually be like to have prophetic visions. would you find them fascinating and try to understand what they meant and what would happen in the future? or would they be frightening and overwhelming and not actually provide any guidance, only a horrible sense of dread that something is going to happen that you don't understand and can't prevent? would you embrace being able to know what was going to happen, or is it something you would try to forget at all costs if there's nothing you can do to change it?