"End of All Things" by Paulien ´Náriël´ van der Krift

Wow, brilliant!

Paulien 'Náriël' van der Krift replies: "Thanks!"

Good colors, and they have such real expressions. Very good picture!

Paulien 'Náriël' van der Krift replies: "Thank you very much!!"

*LOL* Ooooommmmiiiigggggoooooosssssshhhhh.... They look so... HOBBITY!!! I can't find enough artists who like to draw Lord of the Rings things. I'd love to, but have a lack of needed talent. ^_^ Unlike you, who can draw characters how they're SUPOSSED to look! Which I can't do. Like... at all. YEAH, so, the piccys are ADORABLE, I love ALL of them! I also LUUUUV your stories! THEY ROCK SO HARD!!! LATER!

Paulien 'Náriël' van der Krift replies: "LOOOOL!! HOBBITY!! Thank you very much!!
What? You read my story, true?? That's great!!
BLAter!!"

I love this picture its really great... Your a good artist...

Paulien 'Náriël' van der Krift replies: "Thank you very much!"

hi, ella again... SIIIGGGGHHH...
they are so CUTE!!! sorry if i'm annoying
you but i can't get over it!!! they are hobbity
forever!!! must go eat shrimp. keep
being talented!!! bye now!!^_^

Paulien 'Náriël' van der Krift replies: "Hahaha, it's okay, thank you very much!"

Ack! You have my name! well, then, hello, fellow Náriel! when did you become Náriël? I thought I was special. I feel so shocked that there's another Náriel on Elfwood! Did you pick it from Tolkien too? How long have you been Náriel? What's your translation of the name? I'm curious!

Paulien 'Náriël' van der Krift replies: "Oh, hello fellow Nariel! For how long? Humm.... almost two years I believe.. Yes, I got it from the Elfish Name Generator! I searched for the translation and if you combine the words it should be something like "Femineme Flame" or "Flame Star". "Nar" meens flame/fire and something with -iel means "Star" or a femineme form. How long have you been Nariel? She's also my character you know! AND the lead character of my book "Children of Ilma"!"

'"Well, this is the end, Samwise Gamgee," a voice said by his side. And there was Frodo, pale and worn, and yet himself again; and in his eyes there was peace now, neither strain of will, nor madness, nor any fear.His burden was taken away. There was the dear master of the sweet days inthe Shire.
"Master!" cried Sam, and fell upon his knees. In all that ruin of the world for the moment he feltonly joy, great joy. The burden was gone. His master had been saved; he was himself again, he was free. And then Sam caught sight of the maimed and bleeding hand.
"Your poor hand!" he said. "And I have nothing to bind it with, or comfort it. I would have spared him a whole hand of mine rather. But he's gone now beyond recall, gone for ever."
"Yes," said Frodo. "But do you recall Gandalf's word: Even gollom may have something yet to do? But for him Sam, I could not have destroyed the Ring. The Quest would have been in vain, even at the bitter end. So let us forgive him! For the Quest is achieved, and now all is over. I am glad you are here with me. Here at the end of all things, Sam.'-Lord of the Rings, Return of the King, Book 6, Chapter III, page 926

Paulien 'Náriël' van der Krift replies: "You know it so well^^"

Wow I'm jealouse of your oil pastel talent! And the halflings look sooo cute! ^-^

Damn!!!! You are really good.

I think that it's great!!!!! You draw very well!!!! Keep up the good work!!!