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It could also just be metaphorical. A chisel is a shaping tool for stone, and the drawing comes right when Shallan is learning to con, which she associates heavily with her own identity, specifically in "choosing" who she needs/wants to be. Neither of the drawings has to be far-seeing. Also Shallash used a hammer in the interlude, though I wouldn't preclude chisels just from that. Also did anyone else notice that several times during the first two novels when characters are looking at depictions of the heralds one of them is missing/destroyed? I seem to recall one in Gavilar's castle I thought referenced Jasnah moving a statue to attempt to protect from her spren, but then the painting in the Prime's rooms in the Lift interlude made me think otherwise. Is there any more evidence that Shallash might be destroying specifically art depicting one or more of the heralds?

How do you explain why the skybreakers still seem to exist as well, then? Heleran apparently "sought them out" and Szeth gets recruited by someone claiming to be their herald. Besides, there's no greater "expense" than having all the possible future members from each of the other nine orders hunted and systematically slaughtered. Also I think someone else on this thread mentioned that the stonewards are one of the orders in the feverstone keep vision sequence. I'd have to re-read to confirm, though.