The Fall of Oriath Fan Art Competition

I really liked Georges concept art news post, some rly cool artwork, and I think Garukhan is probably the coolest monster in the entire game so thats what I went with. I hope I did it justice as hes obviously a guy with really high standards.








higher res version...

https://images.imgbox.com/21/94/MeuJcK6r_o.jpg

theres a 5500 x godknowswhat version saved but Ill spare you guys the obscenity of the file size.



Some rly cool stuff posted already, yy6241 looking strong mate, good stuff.

gl all.

Globe Girl Solaris, the first of my two planned entries (Lunaris coming next, of course).



Edit: Lunaris added here.

Hey. I'm following the great works posted. Here are my two works in progress. Just a quick sketch. I'll try to make my favorite boss and my favorite minion. While I was playing, they both took a big "wow" from me when they showed up. I hope to finish these two by the deadline. Fun and good luck to all participants.

nice

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TheMuzzak เขียน:

Some pretty cool stuff so far.
Here's my first entry/draft
What do you guys think? Should i finish this one or start something else?

The Sacred Kuduku Ritual

This is amazing!!

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yy6241 เขียน:

hi!
I painted the shaper,kitava,atziri and zana
I wanted to express the true look of kitava and the end game bosses and I put a little differentiation from the existing look of zana.
I am not a native English speaker. Even if the words are strange, please understand. ;)

I would honestly love to buy this; if not the original, at least a print. Please DM me if you're interested.

The last time I entered a contest it was for Ascendancy, and I was just past the time limit. This time I made sure to get here before that. Sin mourning The fall of Oriath and the loss of Innocence.




Full Resolution:
https://i.imgur.com/4AechQk.jpg

Can it be a photoshop montage?

Innocence condemns Sin.



I think the story of these two brothers is the strongest and saddest that was introduced in Fall of Oriath, one is declared a saint because he follows the popular rules, while the other is burned at the stake for being more free willed.

I like to think Sin turned evil (or was he ever evil at any time?) the moment his brother betrayed and ultimately condemned him to death. This is my interpretation of that scene.