Solaire of astora

The artwork was commissioned by First4Figures. The art print is included with every purchase of their Solaire of Astora statue. http://www.first4figures.com/collectibles/solaire-of-astora-regular.html http://www.first4figures.com/collectibles/solaire-of-astora-praise-the-sun-edition.html Illustrated by: Tan Hui Tian (Space Penguin) 2017 tanhuitian.daportfolio.com

Solaire of Astora (太陽の戦士ソラール) is a character in Dark Souls. He is voiced by Daniel Flynn, who also voiced Vamos and the Giant Blacksmith as well as Blue Sentinel Targray in Dark Souls II. Solaire is first found just in front of the bridge that leads to Undead Parish, gazing at the sun. Speaking to him here will give the player the White Sign Soapstone and allow Solaire to be summoned to fight the Bell Gargoyles as a Gold Phantom. Solaire may be summoned for the fight with the Gaping Dragon…

Solaire of Astora (太陽の戦士ソラール) is a character in Dark Souls. He is voiced by Daniel Flynn, who also voiced Vamos and the Giant Blacksmith as well as Blue Sentinel Targray in Dark Souls II. Solaire is first found just in front of the bridge that leads to Undead Parish, gazing at the sun. Speaking to him here will give the player the White Sign Soapstone and allow Solaire to be summoned to fight the Bell Gargoyles as a Gold Phantom. Solaire may be summoned for the fight with the Gaping Dragon…

Praise the Sun! Dark Souls: Solaire

Description Vector of the holy symbol on Solaire of Astora, Knight of Sunlight.

Dark Souls! Praise the Sun!

Have you ever PRAISED THE SUN!?!?. One of my first drawings when I changed to digital :D

"Praise the Sun!" Dark Souls fanart by @jerg4n on Twitter

"From the Dark" is a collection of portraits which consist of characters featured in the Dark Souls game series. By utilizing Baroque ideals to inform the pieces, the viewer is able to further immerse themselves according to the stylistic features of art within the game's period setting. Additionally, loosening the brushwork adds an ephemeral quality that is reminiscent of the "cusp of existence" quality of the games, and blurs the lines between fiction and reality.