Recent Commissions of my OC Carnelian and the Slayer, by recent I mean half a month ago;
Art by @teamapppp and thank you!!!!!!!!!!
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(Not Exactly intended) I don't really like the helmet spikes when I first saw it, think it's just another thing to explain why the praetor suit variations don't have those so I asked the artist to not include it in the first draft. Then I got used to it but it's just cumbersome to change by the point.
Instead of the mohawk spike we added the wolf collar on him, the spiked collar used to protect sheepdogs against predators like wolves.
He has Davoth's eyes. Always find it an extremely interesting concept how they mirrored each other, two sides of the same coin, people who lost everything they once held dear yet only one chose the path of corruption. Yet the Slayer could not deny that part of himself where he was at his lowest, where he enjoys the bloodbath and rancour he caused. His soul was already bound to Hell (because of the part of him that's Davoth). When he dies, he is summoned back with a demonic ritual. I would imagine one Hell of an identity crisis after that.
The curse of Hell in his palm. The ones we saw at the beginning of DOOM 2016 and presumably the ones that bound him to the sarcophagus.
Quote is the closing sentence of the Sentinel history Ligra Sultagenta.
And of course, the silver ear piercing matches Carnelian's. It was a gift so he has something that belongs to him and it was made of argenta silver, a proof - a better proof he is one of them now. Space VikingsSentinel People care a great deal about accessories, they will sometimes wear the ornaments of their deceased friends and loved ones in memorial.
He has matching earrings with the Slayer.
TDA Sentinel Guard armor looked really cool and mech-like.
Sentinel marking on Carnelian's chest plate.
The base of his spear-sword, design inspired by Elemental Wraith.
Tattoos on his shoulder and nape are the wraith eye symbol and the Vegvisir.
The white wolf breaking away from its corrupted kins is inspired by this painting:
Quote is from Isaiah 57:1-2. Because death is better than seeing the destruction and corruption of his home world.
