#keeper
Would these angels please raise their hands?
i looovvveee giving head
You are special women indeed.
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Auckland Zoo, New Zealand
“We are offering 6-12 month unpaid internships within our life sciences department starting September 2013. You will become a key part of our animal teams, working alongside our keepers in the management and care of our unique animal collection.”
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Tindwyl
I don’t see why only the male Terris stewards would have shaved heads… But then she is described as having long auburn hair. soooooo… a tiny bit of punk flavor it is.
I wish that we could have seen more of her.
Glass nibs are pretty awesome for writing and drawing.
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[image description: Tindwyl is shown as a woman in her late forties / early fifties with light to tan skin and her face shows a inclination towards East Asian features. She gazes critically through her metal lined glasses at a page in her hand. Her head is shaved at both sides, her long auburn hair, streaked with grey is gathered in a metal clasp at the back of her head and falls as a braid over her left shoulder down to her waist. She wears a blouse of a bright orange and a murky green, accentuated with violet diagonal stripes forming a large triangular pattern. There is a belt with a metal clasp at her waist over a long, voluminous dark violet skirt which too has a discreet triangle pattern.
In her right hand she holds a nib made from glass. She wears bracers and rings of different colored metals on her forearms and fingers and her ears are rimmed by lots of piercings and earrings from their top to the stretched earlobe. ]
Sazed
I like Sazed. Next to Vin, he is probably my favorite character of the first Mistborn trilogy… at least so far in my reread…
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[image description: Digital painting of Sazed in his Terris Steward robes. He has overall elongated features with light, tan skin, a shaved head and a more strongly developed epicanthic folds. His hears are rimmed with various earrings, piercings and studs, his lobes slightly elongated to hold more jewellery. There is also a small metal stud in one of his nasal wings. His robes are made out of complicated arrangement of triangular cut cloth in orange and purple, which also is patterned with triangular shapes. The fingers on his hand are all adorned with rings made from various metals. He looks slightly upwards with a serene but discerning expression, a light smile in the corner of his mouth.]
Keeper – from life
Emily Brontë
24 April, 1838
Keeper and Emily were devoted to one another, and the inhabitants of Haworth were well used to the sight of the dog and his mistress striding out together. Following Emily’s death, Keeper walked alongside the mourners at her funeral, following her coffin to the vault, and continued to make daily visits.
Collars were part of the legal obligation of the dog tax. Keeper’s reputation for ferocity was legendary in Haworth and his collar gives some indication of his size and power.
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