#gringolet

[queer-ragnelle]

@urryofthemount for the uninitiated, Bastard is Tristan’s horse in the Post Vulgate. So that’s a horse4horse pairing that would level kingdoms.

Isolde WH/Merin is diabolical though I think she should step on him. Repeatedly. Beatings will continue until morale improves!!

What’s your favorite Arthurian crackship?

Where did you first read about it?

No incest answers.

[pluggedintosaverockandroll]

sir gawain on a quest be like: are you seeing this shit gringolet

[mortiscausa]

been thinking about turning this into a sticker

[demoniacal-art]

hello arthuriana tumblr, have a wip of gawain + gringolet

[ultimatecryptid]

mermaid!gawain for @gwalch-mei such a fun draw

i post arthuriana from @urryofthemount

[grail-lifesupport]

is it just me or are people getting confused with the name gringolet and gingalain

[noughticalcrossings]

Steed Acquisition

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Four sequential digital paintings of Sir Gawain acquiring Gringolet the horse

The first is of Gawain, an Indian man with heterochromia in red and white checkered hose and sleeves with a green tunic and holly-embroidered hood, sat astride Gringolet, a dapple grey Highland Pony with red tack. He bears a red kite shield with a gold pentacle, a motif also seen in the tack. The text reads, in an old English font, Sir Gawain’s FAILSAFE GUIDE to acquiring a NOBLE STEED.

The second is a silhouette of an armoured man on horseback chasing down Gawain on foot against a tumultuous sky. Gawain’s arms are cartoonishly placed. The text reads: Step One: Stop Running.

The third is a red-washed scene of Gawain splitting the other knight’s helmet open with a sword, with comically exaggerated motion like an old cartoon hammer strike. The text reads: Step Two: Unspeakable Violence. The text appears spattered with blood.

The fourth is a bust of Gawain kissing Gringolet on the cheek, hand affectionately wrapped around the horse’s nose. They are surrounded by the outline of a heart and the text reads Step Three: Profit.

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[kulttuurinkurittama]

With that was Gringalet ready

I may or may not have put this prompt in as an excuse to draw Gringolet. I regret nothing

[medeaft]

Gringolet in snow (coloured version) 2025 Ink on paper

A commission for Anas Abusalih, for his future Arthurian story The Two Heirs. More information about his stories can be found on his blog @beyondmistland.

The lineart version of the same picture is also on my blog and can be found here. I really enjoyed drawing this one, I enjoy getting lost in details, and so the dapple grey coat was something I just found very fulfilling. And of course my fondness for drawing the night sky, plants and snow is no great secret either.

[gailyinthedark]

Gawain is so happy to see his horse again that he feels better from his battle wounds and his horse is so happy it friend-bites him.

This is adorable.

[queer-ragnelle]

The Green Knight (2021) - Deleted Scene | More clips at Arthuriana Daily

[talesfromtheenchantedforest]

GRINGOLET THEFT

nothing in the entire history of arthurian literature is as correct and appropriate as Gawain having acquired Gringolet by theft mid-battle:

Then they crossed the ford and ran after them for quite a long time. King Clarion, who was sitting on Gringolet, went out ahead all the others more than an arrow-shot. And Sir Gawainet was behind his companions, holding his bloody sword, when the Saxon, who was striving hard to catch up with him, yelled out, "You worthless dog, surrender now, for all of you are dead!" And Sir Gawainet looked about and saw the horse hugging the ground and bursting to go, and he began very much to yearn for him in his heart, and he said that if he had such a horse, he would not give him away for the best city that King Arthur had. Then he began to slow his pace and run at an easy gallop. King Clarion was still giving him chase and would not let him get away. And when Sir Gawainet saw how close he was to him, he turned his shield against him. King Clarion struck him so hard that his lance flew to bits, and Sir Gawainet hit him so hard on his helmet that he split it down to his iron coif and cut to the bone; he dazed him so badly that he flew over his saddlebow onto the ground, and he hit so hard that he fainted away from the agony he felt. And Sir Gawainet took Gringolet by the bridge and led him toward a stand of trees almost half a league away.

— The Story of Merlin, Chapter 41, Rupert T. Pickens translation

[gemsbokk]

Gringolet for neighvember (i hate myself for joining the challenge tf)

[demoniacal-art]

sir gawain and gringolet!

[caer-gai]

Hehe new sketch book time to use them <3

(awesome stickers by @mortiscausa)