
I found the artist's blog a while ago. In fact, there were THREE artists working on it. One (the blogger) worked on legs, armor and - wings. One on face and torso, the last on the base and flames. The blogger also said the image used in promotion was made by ZOS. This means the statue's coloring in that image wasn't set in stone. And it seems we're getting a different color, closer to a vampire lord's actual skin color.
Honestly, the paint looks terrible. This can't be it.
I found the artist's blog a while ago. In fact, there were THREE artists working on it. One (the blogger) worked on legs, armor and - wings. One on face and torso, the last on the base and flames. The blogger also said the image used in promotion was made by ZOS. This means the statue's coloring in that image wasn't set in stone. And it seems we're getting a different color, closer to a vampire lord's actual skin color.
Honestly, the paint looks terrible. This can't be it.
That could be but the heads look different as well. The one from the preorder appears to be looking down.
Regardless, why hire three different artists to work on one small piece? Hire a quality artist to create the entire piece. Ofc, I am not suggesting the ones that worked on the various parts of this one are not good artists.
I found the artist's blog a while ago. In fact, there were THREE artists working on it. One (the blogger) worked on legs, armor and - wings. One on face and torso, the last on the base and flames. The blogger also said the image used in promotion was made by ZOS. This means the statue's coloring in that image wasn't set in stone. And it seems we're getting a different color, closer to a vampire lord's actual skin color.
Honestly, the paint looks terrible. This can't be it.
That could be but the heads look different as well. The one from the preorder appears to be looking down.
Regardless, why hire three different artists to work on one small piece? Hire a quality artist to create the entire piece. Ofc, I am not suggesting the ones that worked on the various parts of this one are not good artists.
Hm. It looks to me like the body is tilted backwards in the turquoise photo. Maybe we have to assemble the statue and that can lead to slight variations.
I am not very familiar with how those statues are usually created. Modeling the 3D blueprint can be quite the work, I suppose? Assigning the task to three people saves time? I dunno. The result speaks for itself, the model is fantastic. Let's hope the paint job doesn't ruin it.
ManwithBeard9 wrote: »I found the artist's blog a while ago. In fact, there were THREE artists working on it. One (the blogger) worked on legs, armor and - wings. One on face and torso, the last on the base and flames. The blogger also said the image used in promotion was made by ZOS. This means the statue's coloring in that image wasn't set in stone. And it seems we're getting a different color, closer to a vampire lord's actual skin color.
Honestly, the paint looks terrible. This can't be it.
That could be but the heads look different as well. The one from the preorder appears to be looking down.
Regardless, why hire three different artists to work on one small piece? Hire a quality artist to create the entire piece. Ofc, I am not suggesting the ones that worked on the various parts of this one are not good artists.
Hm. It looks to me like the body is tilted backwards in the turquoise photo. Maybe we have to assemble the statue and that can lead to slight variations.
I am not very familiar with how those statues are usually created. Modeling the 3D blueprint can be quite the work, I suppose? Assigning the task to three people saves time? I dunno. The result speaks for itself, the model is fantastic. Let's hope the paint job doesn't ruin it.
What paint job?
ManwithBeard9 wrote: »I found the artist's blog a while ago. In fact, there were THREE artists working on it. One (the blogger) worked on legs, armor and - wings. One on face and torso, the last on the base and flames. The blogger also said the image used in promotion was made by ZOS. This means the statue's coloring in that image wasn't set in stone. And it seems we're getting a different color, closer to a vampire lord's actual skin color.
Honestly, the paint looks terrible. This can't be it.
That could be but the heads look different as well. The one from the preorder appears to be looking down.
Regardless, why hire three different artists to work on one small piece? Hire a quality artist to create the entire piece. Ofc, I am not suggesting the ones that worked on the various parts of this one are not good artists.
Hm. It looks to me like the body is tilted backwards in the turquoise photo. Maybe we have to assemble the statue and that can lead to slight variations.
I am not very familiar with how those statues are usually created. Modeling the 3D blueprint can be quite the work, I suppose? Assigning the task to three people saves time? I dunno. The result speaks for itself, the model is fantastic. Let's hope the paint job doesn't ruin it.
What paint job?
The one on the left.
NorthernNightmare wrote: »https://www.reddit.com/r/elderscrollsonline/comments/gps6jb/my_greymoor_collectors_edition_came_today/
saw this one reddit
someone made a comparison of it and the preorder picture
think it was an error on the one statue or this is what they all look like?
ManwithBeard9 wrote: »ManwithBeard9 wrote: »I found the artist's blog a while ago. In fact, there were THREE artists working on it. One (the blogger) worked on legs, armor and - wings. One on face and torso, the last on the base and flames. The blogger also said the image used in promotion was made by ZOS. This means the statue's coloring in that image wasn't set in stone. And it seems we're getting a different color, closer to a vampire lord's actual skin color.
Honestly, the paint looks terrible. This can't be it.
That could be but the heads look different as well. The one from the preorder appears to be looking down.
Regardless, why hire three different artists to work on one small piece? Hire a quality artist to create the entire piece. Ofc, I am not suggesting the ones that worked on the various parts of this one are not good artists.
Hm. It looks to me like the body is tilted backwards in the turquoise photo. Maybe we have to assemble the statue and that can lead to slight variations.
I am not very familiar with how those statues are usually created. Modeling the 3D blueprint can be quite the work, I suppose? Assigning the task to three people saves time? I dunno. The result speaks for itself, the model is fantastic. Let's hope the paint job doesn't ruin it.
What paint job?
The one on the left.
Exactly.
ManwithBeard9 wrote: »ManwithBeard9 wrote: »I found the artist's blog a while ago. In fact, there were THREE artists working on it. One (the blogger) worked on legs, armor and - wings. One on face and torso, the last on the base and flames. The blogger also said the image used in promotion was made by ZOS. This means the statue's coloring in that image wasn't set in stone. And it seems we're getting a different color, closer to a vampire lord's actual skin color.
Honestly, the paint looks terrible. This can't be it.
That could be but the heads look different as well. The one from the preorder appears to be looking down.
Regardless, why hire three different artists to work on one small piece? Hire a quality artist to create the entire piece. Ofc, I am not suggesting the ones that worked on the various parts of this one are not good artists.
Hm. It looks to me like the body is tilted backwards in the turquoise photo. Maybe we have to assemble the statue and that can lead to slight variations.
I am not very familiar with how those statues are usually created. Modeling the 3D blueprint can be quite the work, I suppose? Assigning the task to three people saves time? I dunno. The result speaks for itself, the model is fantastic. Let's hope the paint job doesn't ruin it.
What paint job?
The one on the left.
Exactly.
Oh, the left one is fine. ESO/TES statues have never been very colorful and more like actual statues. And it was in the promo picture, so can't get upset about that, really.


According to the Livestream, they were going for an ancient bronze look, like it's a bronze statue found at an archeological dig site. Here's some real ancient bronze for comparison. You can decide for yourself how close it is.
Looks like you'll have to buy some paint and paint it yourself. I'd be so annoyed if I got that. That's taking the p❤❤s.

Looks like you'll have to buy some paint and paint it yourself. I'd be so annoyed if I got that. That's taking the p❤❤s.
Don't panic, it's just continuation of their event "GET CREATIVE AT HOME WITH THESE GREYMOOR COLORING PAGES"
This is part 2, "GET CREATIVE AT HOME WITH THIS GREYMOOR COLORING STATUE"
I hope all will be good and players will receive what they expect.
More pictures from german forum ...
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/de/discussion/526978/physikalische-ce-eingetroffen-leichte-entwarnung-bezueglich-der-farbe#latest
TheKingofSass wrote: »According to the art director, this is supposed to look like an Antiquity, and is supposed to have a different look from other statues that they have done. It is not intended to look like something that is alive, but something that has been buried in the ground for a while.
Don't shoot me. That is what they said on ESO Live.
That would make SENSE if the product actually LOOKED like on the left, you know, the promo pic.

Looks like you'll have to buy some paint and paint it yourself. I'd be so annoyed if I got that. That's taking the p❤❤s.
Don't panic, it's just continuation of their event "GET CREATIVE AT HOME WITH THESE GREYMOOR COLORING PAGES"
This is part 2, "GET CREATIVE AT HOME WITH THIS GREYMOOR COLORING STATUE"
I hope all will be good and players will receive what they expect.