Running gag in Iced Tracks where every photo/portrait/painting of Ingo and Zisu has Zisu wearing a full suit of armor that shows no skin or defining features. It's impossible to tell if there's anyone in there.
This becomes a bit that is committed to to the extent of people not actually being sure if they actually have a queen, or if the "wedding" was a stunt to get nobles to stop sending their daughters to make eyes at Ingo, and their current king actually has no wife at all.
Ignore the red-haired silver-eyed extremely loud little children running around those totally aren't his and his supposed "wife's," those are adopted. They aren't blood heirs.
(Cue Ingo insisting that yes of course these are his children, whose else would they be, as he pats the shoulders of two of the kids, then gestures to the other two and says "these two are adopted")
(Do not imply to a man who has borne witness to the birth of his children that no, those aren't of your blood)
("Oh so my wife was playing a bit, then" "Majesty, some people don't think you have a wife --" "Then who on earth is that woman I see every day and night? I doubt I could hallucinate such a beauty")
(Zisu is losing it off to the side)
Basically, Emmet and Evelyn are the normal couple, Ingo and Zisu are full of shenanigans and go down in history as the absolute happiest couple and also the one that caused the most distress in their panel of advisors
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day 07: THE SKEPTIC – for @windbrook's SLASHED CAS challenge
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Children and cats, 1880s, by Émile Munier
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Anyone interested in giving me ideas of other Star Wars characters with short quotes? Happy with how these came out.
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Decided to post this two-year-old drawing of my original D&D party. We’ve had some changes in the cast since then, but this was the lineup when we first started playing!
(left to right: water genasi Drakewarden ranger whose drake companion could shapeshift into a bird; firbolg Moon Circle druid; high elf Battle Smith artificer. the water genasi eventually left and we gained two new party members who aren’t in the drawing)
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Is it just me or does Elizabeth look very similar in these two depictions?
(post-contemporary QC Portrait 88; detail from the frontispiece of the Luton Guild Book, 1475)
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It's implied in the show that Hob got dispossessed of his portrait of Eleanor and Robyn at some point between "being drowned as a witch and getting out with his skin and little more" and "things getting worse and worse and ... worse". But he explicitly states in the comic that he had to pawn her portrait some 50 years before their 1689 meeting, and that he doesn't remember what she looked like anymore and that is honestly exponentially more devastating
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Commission for a client who wanted a version of this ridiculous image but of her, with her dog (and other dogs).
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