I, Beholder ! by silverblade33
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Verasek the Creator is a peculiar beholder mage who works with a partner, Djorn the Trapsmith, a dwarf. They usually work building traps, labyrinths, stone golems and such like for rich clients, they are actually good friends and share a passion for craftsmanship and architecture, each complimenting the other.
Once in a while, Verasek travels to see Large Luigi, on the Rock of Bral, though no one knows why, well, no one who has not been Disintegrated, that is...! Note that unlike most beholder mages, he has managed to keep his central eye.
Beholders = extremely dangerous beasties from Dungeons & Dragons.
The characters I made for my "Docks of Bral pic" are too good to not be used for other renders detailing them ;)
Rendered in Vue6 infinite, using a set and "Gazer" creature from DAZ3D, and Ron's spider web brushes in Photoshop :)
Comments (12)
Very nice atmo and lighting. (I hate those things when I play DnD - they are a bugger to kill!)
Way cool!
Aaahh beholders....very dangerous indeed although I know them only from the old Eye of the Beholder series...:) Great image...
He's dribbling!
I like the lighting you used there, and in this rendition I think you brought out the best in this baddie.
Excellent work....and as Jilly pointed out, it's awesome that he's drooling....
Very cool beholder piece, has that great nostalgic AD&D style and fell to it. Nicely done
Pretty cool.. awesome light job..
When he says: "I got my eye on you", he really means it!!! Cool Work!!!
Fantastic image! Great effects and materials.
Super. 5+!!!
That is a keen Beholder... (A little late, I know...)