The Mage Chronicles ~ cover art & design by AidanaWillowRaven
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Description
I love desert landscapes. Every one is so alike, yet each unique at the same time. There's just something romantic, and barren, and harsh about them. I relished another opportunity to translate the desert world in RJ Eliason's, The Mage Chronicles.
Blurb:
The Gilded Empire: A magical empire so ancient it's name has been forgotten to the mist of time. Its citizens believe they are in their golden age, but already the rot is showing underneath the gold veneer.
The Mage Chronicles: A mage level healer, Mary is unprepared when the Council of Mages wants her to intervene in a border dispute in a distant part of the empire. What does she know of nobility or war? Not one to back down, she must confront the harsh realities of life outside the central core, a legion of unstoppable warriors and the ghosts of her own past.
What an interesting sounding world. Up for a visit?
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If you find time, check out my website:
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Comments (40)
really great work. very pleasing art
Gran bel lavoro amica mia.
great work :)
Fantastic work!!! It looks amazing!!!
this one is cool done! superb POV and contasts, great job!
You did great!
Beautiful work!
It does cause an urge to visit and a wonderful cover!
A very fine render. This really has the convincing feel of a desert. Like it how everything grows mistier in the distance. The houses are well-rendered, too, as is the texturing of the ground. Perhaps a couple palm trees? :)
Looks like I was still hibernating... cover and title got me to bite, but blurb did not get to me.