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"Demon´s Secret" by Christopher R. Yost

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Demon´s Secret by Christopher R. Yost

This is Vandal, the same demon in the 'The Demon's Release' picture. At least, he thought he was a demon. Vandal is known as a darcelian, one of both demonic and angelic blood.

For all his young life, Vandal was never told the truth of what he was and after he was 'taken in' by a nameless vampire count, -who has been known for summoning and enslaving those of the demon world- he was always treated as a demon.
However, Fate soon intervened and Vandal found himself on a journey and discovering what he really was.

Being of both angelic and demonic decent, Vandal is capable of skills and magic in both realms, which can make him a dangerous foe.
Though he shows mainly demonic feature, he is also able to show his angelic side.

The idea for Vandal and darcelians came when I realized how many works, both artistic and literary, focused on 'forbidden love', usually characterized by an angel and a demon or devil, and I began to wonder what would be the product of such a realtionship. We have seen many half-humans/half-demons and half-humans/half-angels, and so this is my idea for a half-demon/half-angel.

This was done in Photoshop 7 over the course of three nights. Vandal's basic design is based off a random creature found in RPGMaker 2000.
Artwork, Vandal and darcelians are copyright to HunterBahamut.
2003

Date	Name	Comment
10 Aug 2003	Susanne Kiss	Loading... Hey that's great! I like the shine, your style is great too!! Christopher R. Yost replies: "I really like how the shine came out as well. Thanks for the comment Susanne!"
18 Sep 2003	Jami Lynn Howard	Loading... Not too bad. Clear cut, clean. ^.^ Good job on the wings. Keep on rockin! Christopher R. Yost replies: "Thanks very much, Kai!"
3 Jul 2004	Matt Bohnhoff	Loading... Cool. A skeletal moo-cow deamon angel thing. nifty. I like the style. It is simple and prolific. I actually have no idea what prolific means but it sounds about right. You should write a longer version of this guy's story and put in the writtings section. yup yup. Christopher R. Yost replies: "Argh, not the cow thing again! X\| I get that a lot...Actually, that may not be a bad idea, give more info on him for people to read, my other projects with him are being delayed.Thanks for the comment."
20 Oct 2005	Peter Malone <Petermalone@hot...com	Loading... Cool concept I like the use of the demon, angel origin. I do think the creature name may need a bit of work. I do agree though that his facial features resemble that of a horse or cow, his body looks a bit skelliton like.