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Lord Soth’s Charge Print
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Enjoy this unboxing of Keith Parkinson's Lord Soth's Charge – Photo Stock Print. It is sized 15 inches X 30 inches, and can be purchased on his website here: https://www.keithparkinson.com/product/lord-soths-charge-photo-print/
About Lord Soth's Charge by Keith Parkinson
Originally a calendar plate, it illustrates Keith’s love for the “Bad Guys”.
These prints are 15″ x 30″ and are printed on glossy photo stock.
Original was: Oils on Illustration board
Keith’s thoughts on this piece: “There is something romantic, something cool, something we all love about “the bad guys”. Lord Soth is a bad guy! I wanted to illustrate him and his band of merry men from the first moment I read about them. I also wanted to do it in such a way that maximized visual impact. This is not a scene that I invite the viewer into. In this case, I wanted the horsemen to come right out of the frame and demand attention. I’ve always thought that undead should be somewhat jerky and awkward at first glance too, so I was careful to put them in poses that brought that type of movement to mind.
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https://youtu.be/6QK97gsQvxc
Enjoy this unboxing of Keith Parkinson's Lord Soth's Charge – Photo Stock Print. It is sized 15 inches X 30 inches, and can be purchased on his website here: https://www.keithparkinson.com/product/lord-soths-charge-photo-print/
About Lord Soth's Charge by Keith Parkinson
Originally a calendar plate, it illustrates Keith’s love for the “Bad Guys”.
These prints are 15″ x 30″ and are printed on glossy photo stock.
Original was: Oils on Illustration board
Keith’s thoughts on this piece: “There is something romantic, something cool, something we all love about “the bad guys”. Lord Soth is a bad guy! I wanted to illustrate him and his band of merry men from the first moment I read about them. I also wanted to do it in such a way that maximized visual impact. This is not a scene that I invite the viewer into. In this case, I wanted the horsemen to come right out of the frame and demand attention. I’ve always thought that undead should be somewhat jerky and awkward at first glance too, so I was careful to put them in poses that brought that type of movement to mind.