SciFi and Fantasy Art Galleries
    

'Spellweavers Sons of the Weave'


 
 

ArtworkProfileFavorites
Click For MoreSF&F Picture 17 out of 17 by Nathan Keller.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Spellweavers, Sons of the Weave

Saidar and Saidin (yes I know where the name's come from but it seemed like a good theme here) are spellweavers but of two distinct schools of magic. One magery, the other clerical. (No info on spellweavers is up on the net just yet, but when it is, I'll let you know) Saidar, in blue/black, is well kept and neat while Saidin, in white/red, is wild and rambunxious. The twins make quite the duo and are, as yet, unbeated in spell-combat.

   Tag As Favorite Comment  Add Bookmark
Spellweavers, Sons of the Weave - SciFi and Fantasy Art by Nathan Keller
ŠNathan Keller. All rights reserved!

Categories: [Man, Men] [Wizards, Priests, Druids, Sorcerers...]
Techniques: [Coloured Pencils] [Felt-tipped Pens]
Inspirations: [Dungeons & Dragons] [Forgotten Realms]
DateNameComment 
20 Sep 199945 Warrior of Ice
Youhou! First comment! hehehe 2 I really like that mage cleric combo, its must be pretty awesome in spell combat! And i also like the clothes. Great drawing!
Not signed in, Add an anonymous comment to this guestbook...    

 Your Name: Your Mail:

   Private message? (Info)



Do a search for similar items! (Regarding theme, technique and inspirations)
  • All Rights ReservedAll rights are reserved for the work 'Spellweavers, Sons of the Weave' by Nathan Keller under Elfwoods all rights reserved copyright policy License.
  • All material posted at Elfwood is covered by the Elfwood Rules. If this page break any rule(s), help us out, and report it to the ERB by clicking here!

    		•  
    We think Elfwood works
    best with Firefox:
    Elfwood™ is a site for Fantasy and Science Fiction art and stories. It is created by Thomas Abrahamsson and helpful assistants, managed by the Elfwood corporation.
    Need to contact us? Click here.... Our Cookie Policy is here.
    You are visitor 106 to this page since October 2007.