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"Temple of Justice at Deep Forrest" by Jonathan R. Brünner

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Temple of Justice at Deep Forrest by Jonathan R. Brünner

Created: ~Spring 1998

This is another RPG inspired picture. This is the temple of Iddian Fuégan Calédore, an Elven Cleric of Justice. Fué, as he came to be known, was actually a bastardization of another character who then came into his own in Free Form Role Playing and then eventually made it into a campaign of my design as NPC that the other charcters could meet, should they be interested. I once had an ambition to become an architect, which is long dead now, but my archetectural disires are still present in my art. This temple is ment to show a more Elven form of archetecture while still maintaining some human characteristics since Justice is a more Goddess more worshiped by humans rather than elves. My reference for Elven archetecture was the Warhammer Armies: High Elves and my own manipulations of their interpritation.

Date	Name	Comment
26 Jan 2000	Richard William Beem II	Loading... WOW! one of the few buildings I have seen here in Elfwood, and I must say that it is by far the most beautiful. I would love to see your designs for other sorts of Warhammer buildings, specifically the Chaos ones. KUTGW!
21 May 2000	No name	Loading... Beautiful. It mixes a classical theme with gothic. ::grins:: Absolutely lovely.
15 Dec 2001	Kuba	Loading... Just finished fourth year of my Architectural degree. I like the picture, I have always invisioned Elven architecture as more organic, But the blending of different styles, plus the spectacular stairs on the entrance axis, really make it "unearthly" FOR what my opinion is worth. I LIKE IT
5 Dec 2002	Nick Crains	Loading... I really like that
23 Dec 2002	Erin 'lanny' Shaw	Loading... This is stunning, I really love the view down on this great piece of architecture. Now I have a question, Can i borrow this for use in my research of architecture for my degree? Not to be copied or anything, just stuck in my sketchbook as reference material. (My brief is to create a city of my own design in 3D Studio Max and take a couple of different views around it.) It would be great if I could! Thanks!
25 Aug 2003	Riham	Loading... I wish I could live in that. It's just soo beautiful.
25 Jul 2005	LC	Loading... Very nice lines, but alas it has a flaw in the rear part of the building, where the perspective seems to be off. (looks as if the roof is reclining to the right) All in all, great design though.
30 Sep 2005	Collin <yayforspooky@yah...com&g	Loading... I noticed the perspective issue, as well. If the line of the top of the roof tilted downward, rather than upward, the perspective would be accurate. I think, though, just a slight downward slant. Apart from that, this is a wicked-cool piece. It reminds me of some of the building designs for the Warcraft series, though this is distinctly different in a way I can't quite place. I quite like it.
22 Dec 2005	Claire	Loading... You do wonderful buildings... I going to have to finish looking through your gallery... Claire