Angel of Death by LyleAryn
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Mostly posting to show off the sword my friend modeled. There will be another render tomorrow to show the "final" piece I had it made for.
Azraille is an assassin, gifted with this sword by Shadow, her one-time lover and comrade.
Comments (13)
excellent
Thank you!
Fantastic character and that is a fine sword!
Thanks! Normally I wouldn't put a hole in a sword like that, but in this case a lot of the inspiration pieces had 'em, so... rule of cool! Though we worked to keep the model still be somewhat practical, too.
Great fantasy character and weapon!
Thanks! I think I might just have to do a render that is JUST the sword, as you can't really make out the pommel here.
Very nice angel.
Thank you! Happy weekend!
That looks decidedly sharp and you have a beautiful angel to brandish it whenever necessary!
Thanks! I suspect you'll see it again.
Awesome creation, excellent done, like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot!
Maybe you don't bring a knife to a gunfight ...but...this monster...well maybe. A most fun view.
By the time you know she's there, it's already too late.
Looking seriously awesome here - very cool sword!
Thanks! I'll pass that on.
Fantastic work!
Thank you very much!
...and so she looks like!
This image looks simply great! I wish you a good start into the new week!
To you as well. Azraille is a lot of fun to render. Glad you like her.
Winds and corsets, sort of a Victoria's Secret Angle of Death...
Can't take my eyes off of her...
Thanks! That's high praise indeed!
She is gorgeous, for an Angel of Death!
Thanks JM!
Looks good!
Thank you. It's not easy working with so much black.