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Final Artwork - Suativa "Eternal Ruin"

This is the god that keeps our people in constant ruin, the one that submerges us in misery and overwhelms us, but that we still venerate and exalt as our symbol, shield and flag before others.
This is Suativa la ruina eterna and it's inspired by a dark moment in my homeland's history called "The Black Christmas", which is known so because during chritsmass the patriotic troops indiscriminately massacred the civilian population in the name of the independence.
Despite all of this happened in the name of the people, to save us and make us free, it does not cease to be dark in the place where they told us that we will be carried and liberated.
The image of Suativa takes its inspiration from Colombia's patriotic symbols: the condor, a bird of carrion, the horns of abundance, which always remain empty, and a flag that carries the weight of those who dyed it with their blood.

A. Concept Sheet:

B. Final Illustration:

Suativa “Eternal ruin”

well, I have begun to make the sketch, with a passionate approach, showing aspects that are contained in the coat of arms of colombia...I will continue dismembering more this work.

... although with a lot of work, I still have the intention of doing this challenge, I am working on the pose and I hope to finish details.

at my pace.... little by little by little...

Let's continue with the process, I hope you like it.

hello to whoever looks at this entry, I hope you like it, I think I can finish it this weekend, greetings to all competitors!!!!

Well, I think I'm done, I just need the concept sheet.

Concept process...

well I have finished it, I hope it is to your liking and meets the requirements of the contest.

Thank you very much, it helps me a lot, thank you. ... "the final illustration is in my first entry."