ShopUpgrade to CoreGet Core

Artful2Give - Fueling Art, Spreading Joy
Welcome to Codehart Ottonamas' Artful2Give, where art enthusiasts like you make a big difference with just a small gesture. Embrace the joy of giving and become a part of our vibrant community, joining forces to support artists and ignite the spark of creativity.
$2/month
SubscribeSuggested Deviants
Suggested Collections
1.6K Views
Description
I am a ridiculously huge fan of the author David Gemmel, And my all time favorite book is Sword in the Storm. Having finished reading it for the umteenth time over the weekend, I decided the character of Connovar was to fantastic to not have a crack at!
For those of you that haven't had the pleasure of reading the book, Connovar is a Rigante clansman (Just 7th century scotland!) Who rises through the ranks to defend his home and culture from the invading armies of stone (rome)
I wanted to capture not only Connovars physical attributes, But I look on his face and the land behind to portray his nobility of spirit coupled with his barely controlled savagery, and connection to the land.
this was more of a drawing/painting practice then anything, but am pleased with the result, so any comments/advice is more then welcome-especially from Gemmel fans!!
For those of you that haven't had the pleasure of reading the book, Connovar is a Rigante clansman (Just 7th century scotland!) Who rises through the ranks to defend his home and culture from the invading armies of stone (rome)
I wanted to capture not only Connovars physical attributes, But I look on his face and the land behind to portray his nobility of spirit coupled with his barely controlled savagery, and connection to the land.
this was more of a drawing/painting practice then anything, but am pleased with the result, so any comments/advice is more then welcome-especially from Gemmel fans!!
Image size
5197x2885px 1.5 MB
Β© 2007 - 2023 Hatch83
Comments14
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
The world needs more David Gemell's fan arts
good job
