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Again my portrait was inspired by Botticelli!
One of the main characters of the third Dunk&Egg novella, "the Mistery Knight".
Martin's description:
"A young man lean and lithe, with a comely clean-shaved face and fine features and with collar-length black hair and eyes that catch the deep blue of his doublet"
He holds the dragon egg that was going to be his, the prize of Whitewalls Tourney, organized by Lord Ambrose Butterwell...
SPOILERS:
Actually he is Daemon II Blackfyre, pretender to the Iron Throne, and the tourney was the ground of the short-lived Second Blackfyre Rebellion, crushed by Brynden Rivers, Bloodraven, Hand of the King Aerys I.
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My A Song of Ice and Fire gallery:
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One of the main characters of the third Dunk&Egg novella, "the Mistery Knight".
Martin's description:
"A young man lean and lithe, with a comely clean-shaved face and fine features and with collar-length black hair and eyes that catch the deep blue of his doublet"
He holds the dragon egg that was going to be his, the prize of Whitewalls Tourney, organized by Lord Ambrose Butterwell...
SPOILERS:
Actually he is Daemon II Blackfyre, pretender to the Iron Throne, and the tourney was the ground of the short-lived Second Blackfyre Rebellion, crushed by Brynden Rivers, Bloodraven, Hand of the King Aerys I.
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My A Song of Ice and Fire gallery:
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Amazing! I love the Fiddlers gold and blue quartered violin and sword sigil. I love seeing the characters in my mind put on paper! Very well done! (Though unfortunately, he had neither the skill to prove himself in a joust against his accused adversary, nor the skill of voice to gain the support of the people of Westeros. I liked reading the bit that they had about him in "World of Ice and Fire"as well(and why Bittersteel didn't support his own claim).