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Part of a series showcasing the variations in the official depictions of Qymaen jai Sheelal/ Pre-Cyborg Grievous. This is suspected concept art for the canceled Star Wars Battlefront 4 game which had proposed a bunch of alternate universe story lines and characters. The design is quite derivative from the original figure and Warren Fu illustration, using the same clothing shapes but different materials. I find this design more balanced, as his legs are more clothed than the original. I also like the backstory notes that says some of the armor (in green) is made from slain Huk and his cape is made from those of fallen comrades.This design also has a version with face tattoos not seen on any other iterations.

He is lanky with long apish arms and 2 fingers and 2 thumbs per hand. He is plantegrade, but this time his feet match the number of toes as fingers, though they do look a bit odd in that they are still somewhat human shaped. Since the masked face is borrowed from the Fu illustration it has no pupils but the unmasked close ups have pupils based on the figure. His skin is redder and his claws are pale. His wrinkles are mostly the same with minor modifications to the brow ridge. The base of his tusks are longer and the points are shorter and his fanhs are no longer exposed.

I am quite fond of how shriveled he is in this iteration, bat-like and monstrous, though I'm not so sure about the bald head, it works with him but not when I've tried depicting others who typically have iconic hair styles. I had forgotten that he was this wrinkly as it is very different to how I typically depict Kaleesh (I use a simpler, later iteration). I will be experimenting with how to incorporate these features into how I depict them.

Description
Part of a series showcasing the variations in the official depictions of Qymaen jai Sheelal/ Pre-Cyborg Grievous. This is suspected concept art for the canceled Star Wars Battlefront 4 game which had proposed a bunch of alternate universe story lines and characters. The design is quite derivative from the original figure and Warren Fu illustration, using the same clothing shapes but different materials. I find this design more balanced, as his legs are more clothed than the original. I also like the backstory notes that says some of the armor (in green) is made from slain Huk and his cape is made from those of fallen comrades.This design also has a version with face tattoos not seen on any other iterations.

He is lanky with long apish arms and 2 fingers and 2 thumbs per hand. He is plantegrade, but this time his feet match the number of toes as fingers, though they do look a bit odd in that they are still somewhat human shaped. Since the masked face is borrowed from the Fu illustration it has no pupils but the unmasked close ups have pupils based on the figure. His skin is redder and his claws are pale. His wrinkles are mostly the same with minor modifications to the brow ridge. The base of his tusks are longer and the points are shorter and his fanhs are no longer exposed.

I am quite fond of how shriveled he is in this iteration, bat-like and monstrous, though I'm not so sure about the bald head, it works with him but not when I've tried depicting others who typically have iconic hair styles. I had forgotten that he was this wrinkly as it is very different to how I typically depict Kaleesh (I use a simpler, later iteration). I will be experimenting with how to incorporate these features into how I depict them.