#luzia cotado

[rosiethorns88]

I'm sitting on a backlog of unposted artwork since last year, and only have recently scraped together some free time to catch up with tidbits in my to-do list! It's out of order, but I'm posting the artwork I provided @illumicrate as a bonus print for their edition of The Familiar by @lbardugo -- because it's very leafy, and I've been recently enjoying planting some new annuals for my neighborhood pollinators! A scene from early in the book with Luzia is reviving a withered grape vine as a demonstration with her singing. (captured in foil!) This was such a fun set of character designs, for two very fun characters. Luzia and Santángel are like a pair of spicy cats meeting for the first time before eventually seeking each other's warmth for naptime. Santángel especially, I wanted to capture in his expression the stirring curiosity pushing out through his exhaustive apathy. More art dumps to come!

[angelaanimates]

I really loved The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo so here’s some Luzia and Santángel 🖤🖤

[a-library-ghost]

[bonnieot7]

The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo Aesthetic

[cottoncandytrafficcones]

Jewish characters created by Jewish authors >>>>>

[marvinthecrow]

I guess Leigh Bardugo managed to make me fall in love with another demon!

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[academtits]

Ninth House - The Familiar easter egg: Darlington mentions just before the Halloween party that Scroll & Key’s tomb contains enchanted orange trees from the Alhambra palace in Granada, Spain.

[the-ile-nia]

Planning how to win a magic contest

[the-orchids]

I love you Leigh I love you magical jews that are in hiding I love you stories about my people and our traditions, customs, beliefs being passed down even if only a little bit no matter how much they tried to take them away from us

[shining-just-4-u]

on my hands and knees begging for a man like guillen santángel 🧎‍♀️‍➡️🧎‍♀️‍➡️🧎‍♀️‍➡️🧎‍♀️‍➡️

[daphneblakess]

books i read in 2024: the familiar by leigh bardugo

"because it is a language that spends its power in command and conquest. but you were wrong when you said that you didn't need the words. you do need them. just as God did when He set this whole miserable clockwork running. language creates possibility. sometimes by being used. sometimes by being kept secret."

[bookblr-of-nightingale]

The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo🦂🪕

[yeah-another-aesthetic-blog]

The Familiar Aesthetic

The Familiar it's a book by Leigh Bardugo, an historical fantasy set during the Spanish Golden Age

[a-library-ghost]

sketchbook page inspired by the familiar by leigh bardugo

[tough-n-dumb]

to soothe his sting

Will you kiss me now, Santángel? And who was he to deny her? Luzia was warm from the bath, her heat spreading through her mouth, down his throat, and igniting deep in his stomach. Undress for me. Who was he to tell her no? Naked and raw, all of him bared to her, body and any of his damned soul he may have left. No was not a word he remembered how to say. Then kiss me again. - Luzia and Santángel during the fade to black.

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[zorya-reads]

The Familiar, pg. 161

She's so real for that.