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Defiler (COLLAB)
by Rukis
Anthro Artist
14 years ago
This is a teaser image for a future page of Red Lantern. Myenia and I were particularly pleased with how this page came out, and this shot of Luther in particular really highlights a darker side of the Admiral.
If you have not yet read Red Lantern, the first volume can be read here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4587943
The current volume, Red Lantern: Conviction has begun! This volume is a collaboration between myself, and
Myenia
You can start reading it here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7922077/
If you have not yet read Red Lantern, the first volume can be read here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4587943
The current volume, Red Lantern: Conviction has begun! This volume is a collaboration between myself, and
MyeniaYou can start reading it here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7922077/
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No, I don't think so.
But...
I think I have some inkling of what it might entail.
Goddamn it now I'm really fascinated.
So I trolling some furries with this?
Palpatine: Good, Goood! Come to the dark side Tibby, it is much sexier.
Or he is just a Amurescan version of Heinrich Himmler.
*Chills*
I can tell what your characters are feeling just by looking into their eyes. It's amazing.
*Vienna accent* As we can see his head is turned away from the inferno, which show the disgust of his doing in a more passive way. And this is enhanced by quite sad and thoughtful facial expression, which transforms slowly into melancholy brooding.
Also he lifts his head in the direction of the sky. Does he search for forgiveness for his sins/crimes? Does he search for the meaning of life, and ask himself if that should be his life?
Or does he accuse? Accuse his intolerant hating dead father for his actions and ask/accused him silent: “Are you satisfied now? Did your son finally made you proud, father?”. A boy always getting in to trouble, but he only searched the love and respect of his father by his actions. Even hiding his flaws in fear of his father’s denegation and when he gets it, it turned in to utter hate against his father. And now he is trying to drown his unresolved problems in rum, duty and sex, even he don’t allow the male whores to satisfy him fully.
(still awesome)
and I think I can tell that Luther for what ever reason, he had to do it for the greater good for himself or for his crew or for his homeland maybe all three.