Thank you! 🥰

They are pretty diverse and unique, but Court Mages tend to favor more ornate styles of dress as opposed to Mages of Noble Appointment, who are ever so slightly more conservative, but that tends to differ between regions and individuals!

All mages are reared and educated in a region where the fashion and custom is to obscure the features, so their language, movements, dress, and adornments are all very unique and highly expressive in the absence of facial expressions.

Masks are diverse and are both practical and ornamental, functional art. I have drawn inspiration from Venetian carnival masks and Greek prósōpona.

Juxtaposed with Lord Cotard, who lives grief, is grief. Their push-pull dynamic regarding acceptance or rejection of grief is the central conflict of the novel.

Incredibly relatable; I'm sitting on two WIPs and decided to spend the day... cooking beans.

My carrd containing general information about me and my contact information can be found here:

sylvancantrell.carrd.co

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Beckett has a Problem with Mages

Thank you, thank you!

This is so evocative, I love this so much!