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One of my wife's favorite Castlevania bosses is the bondage goat demon monster Adrammelech. SOooo, I decided to do something with that, but in looking for references I found that Adrammelech was a reference to a Semitic deity and may have been another name for Baal, the Greeks used the name to refer to the right hand of Hades, a judge who determined the final underworld realm a soul would be sent to. Often refered to as the "Twister of Words" he was described as a mule headed humanoid with the horns of an ox and tail of a peacock. So I've taken all this and mixed it up into this fabulous bondage devotee creation of my own. Hope you like it folks.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Daemon
Size 930 x 1280px
File Size 264 kB
I have always enjoyed whenever you get on a particular subject and go on an art spree, darling. The way you pour so much into a series of images has long fascinated me.
I enjoy seeing this iteration of the character. Much like most deific figures, it's always so interesting to see how they morph from culture to culture and change over time. It's like a game of telephone but with religion. Thus, the character of Jesus goes from being a jewish anti-government activist to a white messianic figure spreading whatever agenda the speaker deems correct, after being adaoted from the bits and baubles of so many other cultures already...
I wonder how many "gods" have been lost in the shuffle over the eons of our species' history?
I enjoy seeing this iteration of the character. Much like most deific figures, it's always so interesting to see how they morph from culture to culture and change over time. It's like a game of telephone but with religion. Thus, the character of Jesus goes from being a jewish anti-government activist to a white messianic figure spreading whatever agenda the speaker deems correct, after being adaoted from the bits and baubles of so many other cultures already...
I wonder how many "gods" have been lost in the shuffle over the eons of our species' history?
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