
To contrast with my other pieces I wanted this one to depict the end of the battle, the aftermath of the carnage. I thought a nice way to show this was through the use of an above view so we could see the crows looking down upon the feast before them. I thought this quite appropriate as crows are very symbolic of death.
With the design of the dragon I wanted to keep with the same mammalian and aquatic fusion that Grendel and his mother had. I decided to give him a mane down his whole neck. I figured that any creature who lives in such a cold environment would need to have some form of warmth. He has the similar fin nature to his ear that Grendel and his mother does, but the main aquatic feature I gave him was to base his design off an eel.
I was really proud of how this piece turned out, I hope all of you enjoy it as well.
4 comments:
AWESOME! This one is definitely my favorite. :D I think this is one of your best!
Aww thank you so much Rin. I think it is my best as well.
very striking piece. great ref you got for Beowulf too
Thank you very much. Yeah the reference shooting went really well mostly because I had such a great model.
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