#hector dawnstar

[kingofthe7sins]

Children of the Dawnstar

Lancelot and his 3 siblings, Hector, Caspian, and Elise

(Commission done by Lana_Belem_ on instagram)

[leoruby-draws]

Decided to post some more random, mostly minor characters from the DC universe, mostly ones that seemed they would be fun to draw. I guess technically these drawings are all based in my TrWh au, as always. Here they are:

Wanted to draw heroes with wings, I draw Vanessa quite a bit so I had to learn wings and feathers. Still working on it, but its fun. You can see Vanessa there at the bottom middle, looking a little menacing.

The girl with red wings is called...Redwing aka Carrie Levine. I thought she was a sweet kid, so her ultimate fate was pretty sad. Wonder if she'll come back to continuity at some point.

The guy with the mohawk is Northwind aka Norda Cantrell, part of Infinity Inc the earth 2 version of a Teen Titans group. He honestly didn't get a whole lot of focus in Infinity Inc, like the writer didn't know what to do with him. Maybe they should've made him into the magic fighter of the group, almost felt like thats what they were going for him before they wrote him off.

The girl in yellow is Dawnstar, part of the Legion of Superheroes. I haven't read much of LoSH, mostly some 90's issues. But her design is soooo pretty I had to draw her, her costume here is a mix of her various outfits.

Lastly, here's Bluejay aka Jay Abrams again, part of Justice League Europe. Kinda thought JLE was a bit of a letdown, I mean the team's made up of mostly americans not europeans! I think Crimson Fox was the only european, I thought her set-up of being two people was cool.

Little extra Infinity doodle, here's Hector Hall (Silver Scarab) hating on poor Norda, with Lyta Trevor (Fury) looking on with confusion. Hector's just a hater (tho there's reasons for it ig), an archetype you see sometimes in some superhero groups, like Roy Harper or Guy Gardner. The plot-line of Hector's resentment of Norda was kinda interesting, but like with most things in Infinity it didn't get the focus it should've gotten. Speaking of Infinity, here's some more doodles:

There's Rex Tyler (Hourman 1) with little Rick Tyler (Hourman 2), enjoying some father-son time. Apparently Rick's first costume isn't well liked (so says reddit). I thought it seemed cute but maybe it works better as a kid's or sidekick's kinda costume?

In the middle is Jack Knight (Starman) suffering as he interacts with Sylvester Pemberton (Skyman, formerly the Star-Spangled Kid) and Courtney Whitmore (Stargirl, actually she should still be S-SK but whatever). In my au he actually joins Infinity Inc, since everyone becomes heroes earlier he's actually around when the team's still running. I suspect his dad (Ted Knight) forced him into it. Also Courtney doesn't respect Jack at all, he's so annoyed at this. Look at her mini-staff, I presume Ted made it for her.

Also there's Beth Chapel (Dr. Mid-Nite) and Jesse Chambers (Jesse Quick) looking cool. Jesse also joins Infinity Inc in my au, will there be a love triangle going on between Beth, Rick and Jesse? Don't think Rick's gonna survive that, aw well.

Look at baby Jade and Obsidian, Alan is overwhelmed by their antics.

In another post someone asked if I could draw more of the Relative Heroes, a super obscure hero group. So @draculaura1660, this one's for you. Here they are:

I kinda had a hard time drawing this group, cuz their costumes are so complicated! I wished there was a reference/concept art for them cuz it was a struggle trying to figure out the details, the comic art did not help matters at all. You might have noticed I changed details anyways, I tend to simplify costumes for my au both to make it easier to draw and also to signify their younger ages. It's just fun to play around with costume design ig.

Some more characters!

Jinx, who looks very different between her comic and cartoon self. I did like her pink hair, so decide to see how it would look on her comic self. There's Kole, who also has different designs in comic/cartoons. I think her comic costume is so cool, esp that color pallet! But I love her pink hair in the cartoon, so she's got pink hair here! Just like pink hair a lot lol.

The other pink haired girl is Laethwen, love interest of Ray Palmer in Sword of the Atom. I think I made her hair more pink to better differentiate her from Starfire, also, again I just like pink hair. I wished she and her little kingdom didn't die, in my au Ray saves them! Maybe he relocates them to his backyard or something?

Little Donna and Vanessa doodle, did you know they never once interacted on panel? The closest is when Donna brings her stepsister Cindy to talk to Vanessa instead. I wonder how they would even interact, I know Vanessa wanted to be wonder girl (and resented Cassie for 'taking' it from her). Did she look up to Donna, or wanted her out of the way? Funnily enough Donna wasn't even Diana's sidekick when post-crisis started, due to both their origins being reworked and contradicting each other's timelines. It's all very confusing.

Anyways, some bonus doodles:

Had fun making a new outfit for Laethwen, I imagine she took some inspiration from indigenous groups from the Amazon, seeing as that's where her people crashed into.

Kole's costume is just so beautiful but so complicated, maybe that's why she got killed off so soon in Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Lastly, here's Bette bugging Dick with Barbara being super amused about it. I said in my post about her that I didn't really care about her crush on Robin, which is true, but I still wanted to doodle something making fun of it. Poor Dick is doesn't know how to get outta of this social situation.

Well that was a lot, hope you liked all that.

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                                                                                              v; skyrim au

one - main skyrim verse; Hector is an Imperial from Anvil, a former pirate and current assassin with the Falkreath sanctuary of the Dark Brotherhood, and part time grave robber, ruin delver, and all around shady individual.  He has ties with the Thieves Guild, probably more so than others of his family except for Astrid, because he’s never one to let an opportunity for bettering himself slip by, and his pockets do tend to get loaded down now again from ill-gotten gains.  On the whole, while he’s fairly content to remain in the Brotherhood as one of the more experienced of the assassins, he has issues with the way things are run.  The Tenents are there for a reason, and Astrid’s disregard of them as a whole chafes against who he is as an assassin, and he has a terrible time trying to submit to her leadership.  It’s a little tricky, trying to plot the murder of the leader of your little murder family, or your “sabbatical” to another group when plenty of what’s left of the Brotherhood don’t otherwise seem to have a problem with her. Has no issue with necromancers, daedric princes, and has been known to charm a jarl or two in his time to give himself a leg up while posing as everything he actually isn’t.  Depending on his own particular point in his story, is also among the undead, having gotten turned on a tomb delve gone bad.  Eventually is cured of it.   two - secondary skyrim verse;  Hector is still Imperial, still from Anvil, but was part of the same sanctuary as Cicero until in the end it was just him, his smaller, feistier murder sibling, and the Night Mother, and he made the journey to the Falkreath sanctuary with them.  His opinion is that the Falkreath sanctuary is shamefully run, and shamefully cared for, and while active enough with assassinations, purposefully forms no real attachments to anyone else in the sanctuary.  Which turns out to be an excellent idea when Cicero does what both of them had probably been thinking and went for Astrid.  Is later found as a member of the Dawnstar sanctuary (assuming Cicero is spared by the Listener) or defecting to the Thieves Guild (if Cicero is killed).  In cahoots with @foclheart for this verse.  You know:  The family that slays together stays together. three - dragonborn verse;  Based on the idea that the heroes of Tamriel don’t exist until they’re needed:  This is canon Hector Barbossa thrown into the world and let loose with the power of the thu’um, to shape the world as he sees fit, before being yanked back to his own proper place and time.  Everyone mistakes him for an Imperial, and he actually does little to dissuade that, even with the civil war going on.  Thieves Guild member, Nightingale, and defeater of the World Eater.  His homebase is in Riften, and he does his part and joins the Dawnguard, for all the good he thinks it actually does, despite the stopping of the prophecy.  He’s made deals with daedra, killed plenty of vampires, avoided the Companions like the plague, and curbstomped Miraak for all he was worth.  He’s an enemy of the Thalmor simply on principle alone, because as someone who values his own freedom as much as he does, the idea that they would try to hamper that is like sandpaper to him, despite not giving two fucks about Talos at all. And Delphine had better learn to be three times as paranoid if she thinks he’s remotely intimidated by her.

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( starter ) - @scsnaak

Skyrim's coast are, at the best of times, trecherous.  Dangerous.  Icy and full of dangers that aren't always apparently, and for the most part, outside of Dawnstar and Solitude, there's very little reason to skim the majority of it.  There's very little in the way of merchants traveling by sea except to those places, and to Windhelm, of course, so there's very little reason for a pirate to bother with it.  But while Hector Barbossa is a pirate, first and foremost, and in his deepest heart of hearts, he is many other things besides.

Today what that is happens to be a man that is curious indeed what the castle that's been taunting him far to the north holds.  It could be nothing at all.  Could be absolutely everything.  It's foreboding, across the water, and grows no warmer the closer he gets, and by the time he's finally reached its sandy shores, damp and freezing through his furs - because a Nord he is not and Imperials like himself definitely perfer a warmer climate, what he wouldn't give to be on the coasts of Hammerfell right now - it appears downright oppressive.  Not that this has ever stopped him before, of course.  There's many a tomb he's dived into headfirst, knowing the dead likely still walk the halls, and this will be no different, despite the freezing cold.

"Oi!"  It echoes off the stone, off the ice floating lazily offshore, and after a beat he decides that if it's not abandoned - if it's not as empty and silent as it appears - well.  He has his own tricks to disappear, doesn't he?  He takes the pack he's brought across with him, from his makeshift camp further in the treeline on the opposite shore where he's observed this place for a few days, and slings in on crosswise.  It is, he thinks, time to see if this place has anything worth making a profit on.