This is part of a series of portraits I've been working on in the Outlander fandom.
The Merriam Webster dictionary defines "scourge" as:
1) someone or something that causes a great amount of trouble or suffering
2) a whip that was used to punish people in the past
As much as we don't like him, I see BJR as being part of a triangle with Claire and Jamie, with Jamie as the fulcrum. Love and hate, compassion and cruelty, and the soul of a man hangs in the balance.
Huge thanks to my cheerleaders and enablers,
jelazakazone,
rocknvaughn, and
k_nightfox, as well as
alby_mangroves and
amphigoury for the beta help. And as much as I truly despaired of ever getting all that gold braid done, all the kudos to Terry Dresbach and the costuming department for this production because that is some serious costume porn right there.
Drawn in GIMP on a Mac with a digital drawing tablet.
Disclaimer: This is a non-profit fanwork: no harm intended, no money made.

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The Merriam Webster dictionary defines "scourge" as:
1) someone or something that causes a great amount of trouble or suffering
2) a whip that was used to punish people in the past
As much as we don't like him, I see BJR as being part of a triangle with Claire and Jamie, with Jamie as the fulcrum. Love and hate, compassion and cruelty, and the soul of a man hangs in the balance.
Huge thanks to my cheerleaders and enablers,
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Drawn in GIMP on a Mac with a digital drawing tablet.
Disclaimer: This is a non-profit fanwork: no harm intended, no money made.

Also on
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Date: 2015-12-05 07:30 pm (UTC)From:(and I'm curious, was it that you thought it was a traditional painting?)
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Date: 2015-12-21 04:50 am (UTC)From:(and I'm curious, was it that you thought it was a traditional painting?)
Well, it just looked like a beautifully executed oil portrait. Usually, in my experience, digital work has sharper edges. Yours has a wonderful softness and beautiful shading, so much so that it seems I could reach out and touch the fabric. It's just gorgeous work.
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Date: 2015-12-05 07:36 pm (UTC)From:There is so much to swoon over in the costumes in this show, and series one was mostly more homely fabrics. With the exception of Claire's wedding dress, my god, that was exquisite. Series 2 starts off in 18th century PARIS and the court of freaking Louis XV, so we're all going to really die of costume porn whenever that airs, lol. And then I'll have to figure out how to do the texture of silk satin, rather than felted wool. :D
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