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Meret Rinath

Elrond!!*clings*;_;
Elrond!!*clings*;_; by @DisasterInAHalo (Meret Rinath)

I've heard SO many people complain that Mr. Hugo didn't make a good Elrond in the LOtR movie, that he made him look too stern, that he wasn't pretty enough..><; And it made me SO mad!! Because I thought he made a great Elrond!!>< Anyway<_<;cough This is mversion of Elrond Half-Elven...overly-feminine and all..I love how his eyes turned out nevertheless^^ Artwork © Copyright 2002 Helkaramiel Waenheru

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Posted: Friday, 26 July, 2002 @ 06:04 PM
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No comments, again! Lazy people! This one is gorgeous! I agree, I think Elrond was perfect in the movie. He wasn't an outright pretty boy, but has a pleasing face, I think. Anyway, so yes, I love this drawing. He's so lovely, and your details are once again amazing. Keep drawing!!

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Posted: Sunday, 14 December, 2003 @ 04:45 PM
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When I first saw FotR, I thought Hugo Weaving was ugly as sin. But then, and I don't know why or how, I got a HUGE crush on him and thought he was the hottest thing... that's my little story for the day. x3

Beautiful picture, as they all are. Toodlies!

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