"Heorot" by Christopher bell

Ahhh wow, this looks like an illustration, its really nice, well done!

This reminds me of Meduseld in Peter Jackson's TTT adaptation

To anonymous: that's because the historical aspect they took the design for Meduseld would have been the same as the roots of Beowulf's tale.

To the artist: Holy deity of choice. This is certainly one of the most remarkable works I've seen from anybody with a mod's pick in a long time, and I'm surprised this didn't pick up the honor. Critically speaking, the warmth and cold of the two frames plays off beautifully, and the contrasting shades are just perfect. The detail is wonderfully rendered and historically appropriate, not to mention a lot of fun to look at. On a personal note I love the flow of the serpent design at either side of the doors, and the metalwork on the brazier. Hrothgar (at least, who I take to be him) and his guard are both arrayed well, and I like the drinking-horn. The whole design and composition is brilliant, you've executed it perfectly; if this isn't under glass, it needs to be.

Beautiful. I love the contrast between the cold blue night and the warm orange inside.

Very nice, the light and the colours, composition... reminds me of alan Lee's stuff, but with your own distict touch.

Fantastic! Lovely detail in this, and I can't help wondering if the center view of the outside is from Grendel's perspective.

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