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"Evil Alliance" by Darryl L. Taylor

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Evil Alliance by Darryl L. Taylor

The evil demoness Aster is a succubus of sorts in that she derives pleasure from other's suffering. She is sadistic, cold, and oh so evil. Here she has enlisted the help of two powerful Scuro, Ejo (left) and Ris (right) to defeat BlackJack, a DaemonSlayer who killed Aster the last time they battled. <br /><br />Scuro are a race of Dark Ivories from my Sorche storyline, but the species that these two particular Scuro come from are actually extinct during the time the events in Sorche take place. They have small bodies, but VERY powerful magic.

Date	Name	Comment
22 Feb 2006	Eris	Loading... Is this a commision because blackjack is someone else charater? Darryl L. Taylor replies: "As is Aster. It's a contest piece actually, but yes I treated it as a commission."
22 Feb 2006	AniRene'	Loading... very first comment by moi ever, first comment for this pic, evil dance of deadly suduction The lack of comments for this piece astounds me. I've been frolicking around Elfwood for months now, and have yet to settle on which piece to grace with my presence, but when I spied this, I knew. Everything about it appeals to me. The detail, the lighting, angle, everything about it. I see this gracing the cover of a novel which will reside on my ever expanding bookshelves in the very near future. I simply cannot stop looking at it. A bookmark tab for you! It's stunning. It reminds me of something....but I cannot put my finger on it. I can't even put in words how phenomenal this is. Darryl L. Taylor replies: "Thanks! Yeah, I had fun creating the piece. I'm glad that you like it. And I appreciate the kind words."