Tag: Fantasy concept art

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Fantasy Weapon of the Week.

You’ll want to feast on the vision of this evil item and fantasy weapon of the week. Sixth in the series of concept art images taken from my collection of cursed weapons forged by a dark lord. This week’s weapon; a halberd of doom. Take care not to fall beneath its shadow, for its thirst for blood is insatiable.

A dark fantasy style halberd lying on a cracked stone floor. The long, dark metal blades curve down on either side like angels wings. But this is no holy about this cursed weapon. Evil runes glow red on the side of each blade and a skull sits in the centre, capped by a long spike. A caption reads 'A harbinger of doom. A bringer of death. Hungers eternally for blood’.

What would you name this weapon?

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Fantasy Weapon of the Week.

A dark fantasy style Scimitar lying on a cracked stone floor. Runes burn red along the dark metal blade, as it curves to towards its pointed tip. The guard akin to the set it hails from; a grinning skull with glowing red eyes, flanked by spikey wings. Leather-bound handle capped in a curved, metal pommel. A caption reads 'Serpent of the night. Dancer of death. Thirsts for the soul'.

This deliciously dark scimitar is crying out for your attention. Fifth in a series of concept art images from my collection of cursed weapons forged by a dark lord. This week’s weapon; a curved sword that delights in the sorrow of the dead. A collector of souls with a thirst for blood.

What would you name this weapon?

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Fantasy Weapon of the Week

A dark fantasy style Flail lying on a cracked stone floor. The head is a ball of dark metal, with runes glowing between its deadly spikes. The head is connected by chain to a leather-bound handle. A caption at the base of the image reads 'Bound in darkness. Wrought for pain. Chaos given form'.

Mesmerize yourself with the chaotic beauty of the fantasy weapon of the week. Forth in the series of concept art images from my collection of cursed weapons forged by a dark lord. This week’s weapon; a flail with dark desires, only sated when the spikes of its deadly head are embedded in flesh.

What would you name this weapon?

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What If Your City Turned Dark Fantasy?

Hello readers and welcome to the fourth post in my ‘Dark City’ series. Which city has been reimagined with the magic of AI this week. Let’s indulge our dark side and gaze on the next deathly location.

This week the creatures are stirring in Montreal, Canada. So let me ask you…

‘What ancient, frost-bitten king is entombed beneath the Mount Royal Cross, and why does the cross turn blood-red when the “North Wind” howls? What “Tunnel-Crawlers” have now creep through the corridors of RÉSO; the underground city? Is it true the streets of Old Montreal are now cobbled with the teeth of a dead leviathan?’

Montreal, Canada in a dark fantasy setting. Winged critters swarm beneath the blood moon that fills the night sky. A creature pulls itself from St Lawrence river onto the banks of the city. The windows of the Notre-Dame Basilica glow blue against the red city lights behind.

Ponder these questions while you enjoy this monstrous Montreal cityscape.

Which city will sink into the darkness next? Visit me again next week to find out.

Until then,

Happy reading!

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Fantasy Weapon of the Week

A dark fantasy style spear lying on a cracked stone floor. The dark metal spearhead is forged in the image of a grinning skull with glowing red eyes. The skull is flanged with spiked wings and crowned by a deadly pointed tip. Glowing red runes burn their way up along the spearhead. A caption reads 'Born of shadow. Cast in hate. Seeks the heart of kings'.

Cast your sight upon my fantasy weapon of the week. The third in a series of concept art images from a collection of cursed weapons forged by a dark lord. This week’s weapon; a spear of dread that has felled many a hero and is known as a killer of kings.

What would you name this weapon?