A Visit With The King by SidheRoseGraphics
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Seth left for the Berkshires late in the afternoon after calling Serena to let her know where he was going. He was going to visit the one they called 'The King' - and he was, indeed. There wasn't much he didn't know, and one of the things he knew about was werewolves.
After a swim in the pool, they retired to the study, where he gave Seth a book and showed him a pertinent chapter. The book was on wolves - everyday sorts of wolves. Seth read about three pages and looked up at the man across from him. "Are you trying to tell me that they're just like a wolf? That if they're sick or injured, or suffered some trauma they're likely to turn...mean or crazy?"
The King pursed his lips with a slight smile. "Those who were turned without mentoring - yes - which is most of them these days. I'll wager that this one for some reason simply doesn't care anymore. The word 'discreet' has lost it's meaning. Why this would be is anyone's guess. It's almost as if he wants to be caught...or she. By far and away, most of them are males, so chances are he's big, he's strong and dangerous...and very paranoid."
"Sounds like Lurch," Seth laughed to himself, "except for the last part."
"At least Stavros was mentored - after a fashion. Trouble is, Guido de Lorean didn't know what he was doing with him. He had a big idea. He made it happen and then...wished he hadn't. If I hadn't stepped in, Stavros might as well be the one you're looking for. But I seriously doubt it's him. If you're bound and determined to find this monster, you take Stavros with you. Leave the others home. They're no match. You two are."
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This image is fairly large, so please ZOOM to see him all the better. I still have to get his mouth (tongue, teeth, etc) and dangly-bits done both of which are being way more difficult than they should, but his skin is all finished and I'm very happy with it. This image is with fairly low light (the lamps), so his skin is a bit dark here but with the regular lights I use he lightens up very well. Hope you like him!
Have a great Sunday dear friends and thanks for coming by and looking, commenting!
Rayvn

Comments (11)
Ho,ho! You put a Greek there! :) " Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes"( I fear the Greek,mostly when they are bearing gifts ) as Virgil wrote in the Aeneid ! My Greek husband always says this to me...He surely knows what he is talking about! Did you do the sea scene in the background? It looks great. Very nice character too. Cheers Odile
Marve,ous work my friend !!!...i Have not been to Berkshire for ages !!!!
Fantastic Work! I love his eyes =)
Excellent scene and story looking forward to the next installment
He's looking good, skin looks good, eyes look great, gottee is good. You gave him a real good, WTF look.
Fabulous close up and portrait. The skin came out great, right down to the hair and moles on his arms. Love the eyes and great expression. His hair is finely detailed as well. Execellent scene/setting you created for him, lots of props and detail. A lot of work has really paid off here. Excellent work and another intriguing story begins.
A bewitching image for your story. Well done character work.
very nice
He is really marvelous my friend, beautiful eyes, the story is fantastic, superb one!
~A great character image to illustrate your story!~
Seth looks amazing here--love his hair as well--also loving the break down on the wolf packs and their behaviors--seem appropriate that Lyncanthropes would act a lot like their lesser furry brethren