Found these gorgeous gauntlets a while ago.
It's refreshing that armor is still produced to this day, and while these are modernized; armor has been made since 500 BC to the 15th century and beyond.
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I’m absolutely in love with this concept art of my Inquisitor. Gerry truly made her look like the Champion and leader she is!
Gerry’s an amazing artist to work with and incorporated so much imagery from the ideas I sent him and the blurb I said about her character, which is explored in my fic: Dead Pasts and Dread Futures.
Alternate version below the cut.
Gerry sent me three or four initial 3D mock ups of the poses and then kept me in the loop with his process, getting back to me super quickly with a very detailed initial piece and being super receptive to making changes or adaptations (not that I had a lot, Gerry did amazing!)
details i've noticed that are entirely from Gerry's fantastic brain:
- on the grey parts of her coat, is the Dalish crest (the mask with branches on it)
- her waist area has inquisition/chantry flame decals
- there are eyes all over her armor
- the banners have peacock feather elements in subtle satiny details
- ribbon in her braid!
- her BEAUTIFUL boots
Clotilde d'Arc, direct descendant of Saint Joan of Arc's brother (Pierre d'Arc) dressed as the Saint for the annual celebrations of the Siege of Orleans (1429)
Sumptuous Baroque palaces, steaming cups of hot chocolate, rainy cuddles, and leisurely sips of heavenly wines. This is Torino. Tomorrow we are headed to the immense Egyptian Museum, Palazzo Madamma and the royal gardens. A stop for bicerin is a must.