#melissa blackwood

[amuelia]

Brynden Rivers/Bloodraven and his full sisters Mya and Gwenys, + them as babies and their mom Melissa Blackwood. thought for the first pic that maybe bloodraven isnt so physically touchy but he loves his sisters so he expresses affection through his birds

[asoiafartandstuff]

Art of Melissa blackwood with her 3 kids Mya, Gwenys, & brynden rivers also known as bloodraven. made by the great artist @tosquinha

[remusjohnslupin]

♦ MELISSA BLACKWOOD: The best loved of the king's mistresses. Both younger and prettier than Lady Barba (albeit far less buxom), as well as more modest, Missy had a kind heart and generous nature that led even Queen Naerys herself—as well as the Dragonknight and Prince Daeron—to befriend her.

[targsource]

TARGARYEN PORTRAITS: PART 6

by riotarttherite on twitter

featuring: King Aegon IV (1), Lady Barba Bracken (2), Lady Melissa Blackwood (3), Lady Serenei (4), Ser Daemon Blackfyre (5), Ser Aegor Rivers (6), Lady Mya Rivers (7), Lady Gwenys Rivers (8), Ser Brynden Rivers (9), Lady Shiera Seastar (10)

[ophelias-lamentation]

Lady Melissa Blackwood

The 6th of Aegon IV’s mistresses

[salialenart]

Finally, I finished my six fanart challenge 🐉

[beneathxblackwaves]

The Nine Mistresses of Aegon IV:

→ Suki Waterhouse as Falena Stokeworth → Laura Donnelly as Merry Meg → Dominique McElligott as Cassella Vaith → Ebonee Noel as Bellegere Otherys → Flora Spencer-Longhurst as Barba Bracken → Katie McGrath as Mylessa Blackwood → Anne Hathaway as Bethany Bracken → Tamzin Merchant as Jeyne Lothston → Reese Witherspoon as Serenei of Lys

[tronodiferro]

The Seeds of the Blackfyre Rebellion From left to right: Daemon Blackfyre; Aegor Rivers/Bittersteel; Barbra Bracken; Shiera Seastar; Brynden Rivers/Bloodraven; Mya Rivers; Melissa Blackwood; Gwenys Rivers. Background: Aegon IV Targaryen the Unworthy.

From and art by JotaSaraiva

[artstuff123]

A commission I got from the amazing artist @tosquinha of brynden rivers/bloodraven & his mom missy blackwood. had a lot of fun talking to them & idea was maybe they are reading a book about dragons or something about the dance of the dragons.

[linaartsblogsworld]

▪️𝑴𝑨𝑴𝑨'𝑺 𝑩𝑶𝒀𝑺 𝑺𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔: 𝐌𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐚 𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐰𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐁𝐫𝐲𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐑𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬 🐦‍⬛

[ashaismz]

Missy had a kind heart and generous nature that led even Queen Naerys herself to befriend her. The World of Ice and Fire

[25inthelaketonight]

My headcanon is that Missy Blackwood was so kind and good-natured that her friendship with Queen Naerys is based upon "I'll take this ugly fat abuser off your plate and I'll entertain him for you because you don't deserve this, kween"

[asoiafartandstuff]

Art of Melissa "missy" blackwood & brynden rivers also known as bloodraven by the great artist @tosquinha

[rozsesandart]

Lady Melissa Blackwood mother of Brynden Rivers (Bloodraven) and sixth mistress of king Aegon the IV Targaryen 🐦‍⬛

Art by @rozsesandart

Art masterlist- socials - kofi - commissions info

[jays-asoiaf-reblogs-and-archive]

Art by Jota Saraiva

[doll-elvis]

Meeting Elvis: the story of Melissa Blackwood

“We walked in the front door and the guys said, ‘It’s up at the top of the stairs, the gold door.’ I said, ‘You mean I just walk up there?’ And they said yes. And, boy, that was the longest staircase I ever walked up. They said, ‘There’ll be two sets of doors, just go through both of them,’ and I did, and Elvis was in bed, he was sitting up in his bed in his blue pajamas, and he just looked so tired, I’ll never forget. I just stood there, and he said, ‘Come here and sit down,’ and he kind of patted the bed by his side. I think he could tell that I was really kind of nervous, because he looked at me and said, ‘I want to tell you three things.’ The first thing was that he was going to be a perfect gentleman. He said, ‘I’m not a make-out artist. I don’t try to be.’ He said, ‘I apologize for this, but it’s just the way I have to live.’ So then I felt better, because he kind of held my hand, and we just sat and talked, and he called me ‘Brown Eyes.’ There was a little piece of hair on my forehead that grew down like a cowlick, and he played with that and said, ‘Look at this hair,’ just like when I was a little child.”

“After a while he told me to get out of my clothes and put these pajamas on that he had draped over a chair. And I looked at him like, Are you out of your mind? And he said, ‘Melissa, I don’t mean anything by it. I’ll be more comfortable if you’re wearing them, I’ll feel like you’re more at home.’ So I went in the bathroom and put them on, and of course they were hanging off my arms, and I had the waist all pinned up in the middle, and I walked out and he just laughed—he thought it was the funniest thing. But after that he never once did one ungentlemanly thing or made a pass or did anything to make me uncomfortable”

“He talked about his childhood and about his father, who he told her had been very sick. He talked about numerology and religion and the meaning of life, how he felt trapped by his success. ‘I think it was like a dream that pulled him away from the rest of the world, and he was trying to find something to look forward to.” To her great surprise he gave her a car that he arranged to have delivered to the house as they sat out on the front porch. “He didn’t tell me anything about it, I guess he wanted to see my face when the car pulled up. And finally it came, and I said, ‘What is this?’ And I remember saying, ‘Why? What did I do to deserve this?’ And he said, ‘You came’…”

(excerpt from “Careless Love” by Peter Guralnick)