Oh man, I carried everything from old undergrad notes to my old written exams in some vague sense that I'll have a viable refresher for a course or for my TA marking (after sorting nonetheless).

Here is part 2 of these guys, with their dragon forms. Took a bit of time because I wanted to make sure they were distinct like their humanoid forms.

#artfight2025 #digitalart #ocart

Certainly is, I tell you.

There is a bit of a wistful feeling to it, at least for me. Moreso in just realizing that I've actually managed to come this far, if that makes sense.

For those who are enjoyers of (relatively) deep cuts in metal (like me), here's the original photo. This one's from around 1994, IIRC.

It's hard to find so I figured it was worthwhile to include with my art.

#pyogenesis

Cithar. A writhing mass of pure black-and-red chaos, and a mockery of the essence of existence, this infectious abhorrence lays on a plane of reality that some have alleged was, at one point, the tenth circle of Hell, its accounts lost by the arrival of this being's cancerous, annihilating madness.

Verx. Not much is known about where it came from. Some say it was a formless being attached to the image of the Devil, others say it was birthed from the darkness of intergalactic space itself, attracted to Earth by humanity's perpetual suffering. One way or another, it relishes on divine fear.

Hylkaeth, what was left of a human being named Koby Haethly, involved in a group desiring contact with beings that evoked emotions of the sublime. Koby was made the sacrificial lamb for a planned contact with Azathoth, and now embodies the Blind Idiot God's essence at the cost of their humanity.