efremia:

I love the part that Bart spent the night watching the stars….

hvit-ravn:

nathaniel&bartimaeus

because i love them so much <3

kaitoruism:

So apparently Ptolemy’s/Bart’s hair is naturally curly/wavy?? Yeah I didn’t know that LOL. Tbh I like drawing him with straight hair but he’s still cute either way. 

dizfox:

too old and not sufficiently greasy, oh welp

don’t fret over Barti’s detonations going wide, Natty
I’m sure he’s very sorry (that it missed the rest of you)

dizfox:

and then i Bartimaeus’d ;w;

i’m not really a fan of the stereotypical “Egyptian” Cleopatra cut on him
he’s always been floofy-headed in my brain
y’know
elegantly disheveled 

efremia:

About Bartimaeus,

I just loooove whenever he changes form and whatever he becomes..
but personally I’m not good at animals… or monsters so I prefer drawing human forms.

And I don’t mind if the Egyptian boy’s hair style is straight or curly.

I think the curly hair makes more sense but…. you see from this doodle,
straight hair is much easier for me to draw….

FYI My history of affection to straight bobbed-hair is very long.
(For example, Zeros from Slayers, Haku from Spirited Away, Howl from Howl’s Moving Castle, Akira from Hikaru no Go, Shinkohyo from Hoshin Engi….haha….)

Anyway, since I finished reading the Ring of Solomon, the Sumerian boy became my second favorite form of Bartimaeus. I can’t deny that he has certain sophisticated sense of style. Funny that I can’t draw curly hair or ringlet very well…..

It’s been 5 years since I got the trilogy from my aunt and fell in love with Bart. However, it never seems to end.

Oh, Bart. What have you done to me?

theyoungdoyley:

Gargoyle and Egyptian Boy!Bartimaeus

Kept on picturing gargoyle!Bartimaeus as a gargoyle dandy, Idk

kaitoruism:

Bart: Looking a little red there, Natty — I’m guessing you’re liking the new form?

Nat: Silence, Bartimaeus.

older!Ptolemy!Bart and Nat; Nat is such a tsundere.

wrenchdolt:

“Well, it was my first time as a raven. And I’d had to alter in the dark. What did he expect? But it wasn’t the time or place to argue. I changed the beak.”

Bartimaeus and Faquarl as ravens. Based on a scene from The Amulet of Samarkand. 

This took me forever to animate, so I hope you guys enjoy.