#LEDa

[arnaerr]

Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree was released a year ago.

This DLC was what finally got me into Elden Ring. Can't even fathom to describe the artistic impact this game had on me, one of my biggest inspirations so far. Here are some selected artworks on the occasion!

prints ✦ more art on patreon

[benjaminwarnitz]

Personnal storyboard based on my favorite scene of @eldenring shadow of the erdtree, the tragic confrontation with former comrades… The music of the fight (Those United In Common Cause - Elden Ring Shadow Of The Erdtree OST) is so beautiful I had to do something with it. It was a totally different exercise than the previous storyboard, with one simple arena but many different characters.

[anyrava]

Recent Leda Fanart!

Prints ✨

[headlessdog]

[the-evil-clergyman]

Leda and the Swan by Jean-Baptiste Paul Lazerges (1879)

[akiyart]

Needle knight leda 🥀🗡

[potatogirlll]

in light of recent events

[voidpumpkin]

honestly miquella being a completely good and chill dude would have made Leda's situation all the funnier, that woman is absolutely batshit

miquella: i wanna bring piece and love to the planet earth

Leda: shall I kill everyone and then myself my liege?

Miquella: wtf

[nictanova]

Needle Knight Leda

[arnaerr]

those united in common cause prints ✦ patreon ✦ more about my OCs here

It was never Kindly Miquella, was it? The Erdtree was leading you all along. So that you might ascend to lordship.

I really like the fight with Leda and other Miquella followers. The music, the dialogue...it feels so tragic, that it has ended this way; but it was unavoidable. It reminded me a bit of the Moon Presence boss fight in Bloodborne - because once again, it feels like we are the main boss here. We are the greater evil for these characters.

[sadmishutka]

day 5 - leda

[blacksalander]

Needles to quell all, to ward away all

[dal-drawings]

[eldenbiscuit]

Finger reader crone why do you attack thusly -.-

(Part II of demigod felled)

[furu-aka-saber]

[the-evil-clergyman]

Leda and the Swan by Franz Schrotzberg (1839)