Amethyst comes from Greek "amethustos" meaning "not drunken" because the stone was thought to have prevented drunkenness
so I drew a... wine.. house..? xD Anyway I like this one a lot better than the first in terms of getting more across with less. ECONOMY
Sorry for all the WIPs! It's my fault for taking on too many projects at once but I definitely plan on finishing them all! I did a few studies of a Sapphire Throne-Room
I finally finished~! In virtually all of its etymological origins, it means "green gem", so I didn't have too much to go on. But it is seen as the stone for new beginnings, healing and growth. The Emerald Flower Cart sells emerald-infused plant-life and healing stones.
Ahh I had a hard time even getting the WIP done ^; I may scrap this but we'll see how I feel tomorrow!
It's done! I'm getting a liiiiittle faster! xD Aquamarine comes from "aqua marina"-- Latin for "sea water".
Kinda esoteric, but I'm using the etymology of each gem to inspire a BG piece (I need the practice!). Garnet comes from the Latin word "granatum" for pomegranate so I made a fruitstand that sells ~magical garnet pomegranates~!
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@Heather F. R. AWW that's so sweet!! It means so much that you want to explore it some more!!!
I'm super into these. I want to play a game where you visit all these places!
I like how the doorknob is glowing. Like... I need to touch it and open it.