Sylvermynx wrote: »One of those "suns" may be one of the moons? Or perhaps it's both moons, with one partially eclipsing the sun, looking at the flare....
Cygemai_Hlervu wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »One of those "suns" may be one of the moons? Or perhaps it's both moons, with one partially eclipsing the sun, looking at the flare....
We all see the moons. But look behind each of them to see the sources of light those moons cover. There are also two of them. I also don't remember Euraxia engaging into a fight in the frontlines. Well, I guess it's just a picture with no historical lore-based truth demand. An awesome one, but it is a lie depicted on it. Anyway, let it be.
Verbal_Earthworm wrote: »Cygemai_Hlervu wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »One of those "suns" may be one of the moons? Or perhaps it's both moons, with one partially eclipsing the sun, looking at the flare....
We all see the moons. But look behind each of them to see the sources of light those moons cover. There are also two of them. I also don't remember Euraxia engaging into a fight in the frontlines. Well, I guess it's just a picture with no historical lore-based truth demand. An awesome one, but it is a lie depicted on it. Anyway, let it be.
No, you are wrong. Sylvermynx is correct. Let it go now.
Cygemai_Hlervu wrote: »Anyway, let it be.
Cygemai_Hlervu wrote: »We all see the moons. But look behind each of them to see the sources of light those moons cover. There are also two of them. I also don't remember Euraxia engaging into a fight in the frontlines. Well, I guess it's just a picture with no historical lore-based truth demand. An awesome one, but it is a lie depicted on it. Anyway, let it be.Sylvermynx wrote: »One of those "suns" may be one of the moons? Or perhaps it's both moons, with one partially eclipsing the sun, looking at the flare....
Cygemai_Hlervu wrote: »We all see the moons. But look behind each of them to see the sources of light those moons cover. There are also two of them. I also don't remember Euraxia engaging into a fight in the frontlines. Well, I guess it's just a picture with no historical lore-based truth demand. An awesome one, but it is a lie depicted on it. Anyway, let it be.Sylvermynx wrote: »One of those "suns" may be one of the moons? Or perhaps it's both moons, with one partially eclipsing the sun, looking at the flare....
One moon eclipses the sun (large halo), the other moon reflects sunlight on the upper left side.
One sun, two moons ...
Cygemai_Hlervu wrote: »We all see the moons. But look behind each of them to see the sources of light those moons cover. There are also two of them. I also don't remember Euraxia engaging into a fight in the frontlines. Well, I guess it's just a picture with no historical lore-based truth demand. An awesome one, but it is a lie depicted on it. Anyway, let it be.Sylvermynx wrote: »One of those "suns" may be one of the moons? Or perhaps it's both moons, with one partially eclipsing the sun, looking at the flare....
One moon eclipses the sun (large halo), the other moon reflects sunlight on the upper left side.
One sun, two moons ...
I dont know why it was so hard to realize that.
Carbonised wrote: »Lucas Slominski is amazing, his key art pieces all stand out in their great detail and vitality. I'm still waiting for ZOS to release an art book with all his pieces.
A pity that his tweet says he won't be doing any more work for ESO, though I'll be sure to follow him if he keeps making fantasy illustrations in the future.