Cultus Dispatches: "The Rings of Power" Is a Ripple (So Far)
Tolkien Fanfiction Survey data for 2025 shows that "The Rings of Power" TV series has not had the same impact on the fandom as the film trilogies did ... so far.

Elros caring for Pengolodh after a terrible trauma.

While searching for a series of his lost notes on Gondolin, the scholar Pengolodh is taken by bandits and used cruelly.
Rescued by a friend and taken to the remnants of Melian's Girdle, he begins a slow road to recovery that will lead to the apprehension of the attackers, the judgement of the king, and unexpected friendships and cultural exchanges.

The Valar - paper-cutting, markers, pens, coloured pencils

The House of Finwë wives - paper-cutting, markers, pens, coloured pencils

Celebrimbor - paper-cutting, markers, pens, coloured pencils

House of Fëanor star - paper-cutting, markers, pens, coloured pencils

painting of the Tower of Pearl in the Western Isles
The formal ceremony where Maedhros hands over the High King status to Fingolfin.

What if Morgoth turned elves into dragons, but things do not work out the way he planned? (Art for TRSB 2025.)

Speculations on Hobbit pre-history - a brief illustrated headcanon.

A Hobbit home in the desert of Harad

A simple sketch of Maglor playing his harp by the sea, uploaded to use as my new profile picture

Artwork for Elleth’s Potluck Bingo board: starting off appropriately with Piecemeal Palace in Himring — Maedhros’ potlucky manor house, aka where Elrond & Elros grew up ✨

What if, instead of taking Marty and Jennifer to 2015, Doc accidentally took them to Years-of-the-Trees Valinor?

Pages from a book of ancient Edain lore, including an illustration of their creation myth.

Pixel-style artwork of Tuor's journey.

A wolf, a spider, a bat, a dragon... what do they have in common?
Illustration to The House of Fëanor by Deborah Judge, inspired by The Silmarillion.
Maedhros. Illustration to "The First Snow", inspired by The Silmarillion.
Tar-Míriel, traditional media, A5, 2020.

For Tolkien Latin American & Caribbean Week
Ink (black and gold) and watercolor on cardstock paper.