According to Hopkins, “[Arthur’s] queen, Guinevere, is more elusive, less written about [than Arthur and his knights], and yet has been for centuries a central character playing a critical role in the rise and fall of the Round Table” (6). He goes on by characterizing her as “a key figure in the life of Camelot, this remarkable woman is seen variably as scholar, seductress, warrior, and dignified gentle beauty by the countless artists and writers who have depicted her. Who, then, was…

Son of a sea cook, the heat is on for me to join the choir at church. It is not as if they have no women in the choir but most of the women they have are teenagers or kids in their early 20s. They need a more, ahem, mature voice. Two jokes here. No. 1, who would have guessed that the choir for the Latin Mass would be overrun by kids in their 20s? I am telling you, the Latin Mass is where it is at! No. 2, big laugh thinking of me as having a mature voice. I sound like a 10-year-old…

Tir na nOg In Irish mythology, Tir na nOg, or 'Land of the Young', is best known as the Otherworld and was visited by some of Ireland's greatest heroes. This is where the Tuatha De Danann settled when they were driven from Ireland's surface. It's location is said to be on an island to to far west, and is a place that is said to be beyond the edges of the map. The Entrance to Tir na nOg (Original) Tir na nOg is similar to some of Ireland's other mythical places, including Mag Mell and Ablach…

Guinevere's Wardrobe mainly consists of handsome gowns, corsets, and cloaks sewn by Gwen herself, as she is a skilled seamstress. After becoming Queen of Camelot, Gwen begins wearing expensive and intricate gowns and cloaks made of high quality material such as silk. In formal settings, she also wears a crown. Examples of Gwen's wardrobe can be found in the galleries below. Gwen is a skilled seamstress and made most of her own clothes as a commoner (Lancelot). The style of Gwen's outfits…

Queen Quinevere

Queen Guinevere (coronation)

Finally, I finished it! I did this artwork for Artstation King Arthur Challenge but something went wrong)