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Published: 2012-12-25 21:35:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 43842; Favourites: 972; Downloads: 213
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TΓΊrin Turambar is the primary protagonist and tragic hero of the novel The Children of HΓΊrin, published after Tolkien's death by his son Christopher Tolkien. On my conceptual art Turin is carrying an elven outfit and the Dragon Helmet - a famous artifact, made by Dwarves, ancient helmet of king Azahgal. I designed this helmet after a huge inspiration of Alan Lee's ilustrations from "The Children of Hurin". I just added some nordic ornament from Dor-LΓ³min and a metal mask, that gave Turin a heroic anonymity. I wanted it to look like a mix of roman and anglo-saxon helmet.Related content
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Incredible! What program did you use to make this? I've been looking into trying digital art; but I don't have a clue as to what software to use.
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Thank You 
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Another really nice, free, program is called Krita.Β Β
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You and this fellow.
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Create the best versions of this Character.Β
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Wonderful technique and detail. Love it that your dragon helm looks like Glaurung is described!
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This...is...stunningly...AWESOME!!
Honestly: How much EXP have you got before you were able to make this?
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Actually It was one of my first artworks, I've spent a lot of time on drawing this one
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Oh wow!Β
Hope to see more of ya!
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Your work is really incredible, I can't imagine being able to make visual art this well, it is a great gift you have.
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The roman helmet is derived from celtic armor, as seen in the La Tene era www.bing.com/images/search?q=e⦠. Chain mail is also a celtic invention, ring mail being a conceit by the norse. Additionally the face mask is norse, but the gladiators also adopted a similar effect. Besides that...um...the saxons were norse. The anglos were the celtic inhabitants of Brittania, otherwise known as Angloland  (or "England" in modern terminology).
What you've got, sir, is a celtic and norse inspired aesthetic, down to the coolus--i.e., the Gallic (As in Gaelic, as in the gauls, as in celtic www.bing.com/images/search?q=Gβ¦ Emperial design---and the norse styled "browed" face mask.Β
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Dear codyrush, thanks for Your lecture about the shortcomings of my description, I find it very interesting, really, because I consider myself as a history - lover, despite the fact I don't have much time to study it. Anyway, now I will know what the helmet looks like for the historical armament expert, but I still think I know very well what inspired me
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I've been researching iron age armor and battery for a celtic epic I'm scripting. I'm hardly an expert. Part of me just rankles when I see so many people attribute Roman aesthetics to exclusively Roman designers when nothing could be further from the truth. Meanwhile the celtic culture, who the Romans aped their designs from,Β is known for being blue and in aΒ kilt. Sorry, what you witnessed was a spasm of historical puritanism.
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Excellent work. I especially enjoy your design of the helmet, particularly the visor. The visor is often neglected in many illustrations of the dragon helm. I love all the references to Elvish design as well, especially the boots.
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How much would you charge for work like this? How long would it take to complete?
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Lovely work! I like the leaf blade on his sword, but I think it should be a bit longer to pierce Glaurung. Keep up the good work!
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I think (I don't remember it for sure at the moment) the blade You see is a simple elvish sword, Turin in Doriath earned the Dragon helmet, but the black sword Gurthang, the one that killed Glaurung and... whatever, it's a spoiler anyway 
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I love your depiction of the renowned Dragon-Helm!Β
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Thank You very much Guys, I never expected such great revievs!
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I favorited this some time ago, but I thought I'd just mention how much I admire the work you've done here. Great job.
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Gorgeous. Shame about the watermark, but that's understandable.
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i like the way you made his helmet
i allways tryed to imagine hw the helmet would look like
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The picture is excellent, very stunning, but the shadow is rather lacking.
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This is Amazing. I LOVE the design!! The helmet specially. I like that you kept close to Alan Lee's design on it, yet it still has it's own touch (not only is the face protected, but the details are also a bit different). I also like the clothes. Lee's version that appears on the cover of the book, while it looked perfect, always seemed a bit dull to me. It made one (or at least me) focus on the head only, since the position of the body and the sword, combined with the colours, always seemed to melt it all into one block at a first glance. But your version actually has some color and interesting design, really like it.
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Wow! This is probably my favorite of your spectacular works - brilliant original designs that match the movies' style with a flair of your own, and the rich color work, including more realistic leather color/texture than most people manage, and the active pose that highlights the man's *skill* without losing the majesty most artists only show in an upright and static stance.
You're my new favorite artist here, which is saying a lot.
--Nonie
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This is just so fucking cool! For some reason I'm really fascinated by the design of weapons and armour! More like this would be much appreciated!
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Magnificent! I love his boots! And his helmet and sword and cloak...the whole thing is amazing.
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