Gaaah it's so sugary people'll get monster cavities and lose all their teeth. 
The First and her crippled hunchback mate Pitchwife from the Thomas Covenant books. Yesyes, still fangirling this series.
The background was suggested by someone else, and it contributes oodles of more schmaltz into the general soppy atmosphere. And he's looking into her eyes, not the...other stuff; the angle's somewhat awkward in that sense.
Might contain some other mistakes but I have no more energy to put into this.
Remember proportion. Even she's about 10,5ft tall. Strong Norse mythology/jötunn influences/connections.
(c) Stephen R Donaldson
The First and her crippled hunchback mate Pitchwife from the Thomas Covenant books. Yesyes, still fangirling this series.
The background was suggested by someone else, and it contributes oodles of more schmaltz into the general soppy atmosphere. And he's looking into her eyes, not the...other stuff; the angle's somewhat awkward in that sense.
Might contain some other mistakes but I have no more energy to put into this.Remember proportion. Even she's about 10,5ft tall.
Strong Norse mythology/jötunn influences/connections.(c) Stephen R Donaldson
They are favorites of mine as well.
So how are you liking Fatal Revenant?
Pitchwife is indeed wonderful, Saltheart aswell, in fact all those giants...
I have me some big love for the waynhim.
I think I'm mildly fascinated by the ur-viles (now that there's some talk of these critters...); first they resembled one's regular mooks of the local dark lord, then they turned interesting after the emergence of Vain. We'll see how they'll affect the Land's eventual fate in the 3rd chrons...
(As a major fan of the giants, a bit saddened over the underdevelopment of Rime Coldspray and her retinue...)
I love that we got to meet Berek in this latest trilogy and get to see some of the Land's hidden parts.
Keep on drawing these guys it's great seeing them!