Concept Art – Terraform Lantern

Greetings, travelers, and welcome to another art post from the world of Tellest.  Today, let us be there to help light your way.  We’re going to be talking about a very special way to light up the world, with a magical artifact called the Terraform Lantern.

The Terraform Lantern may look, at first, like nothing out of the ordinary.  Perhaps the most exceptional thing about it is that it looks as though it has stained glass instead of the normal glass you might see in a lantern.  After all, what good is a lantern if the light can’t pierce through it properly?

That’s a rather important thing to notice, as well, because its an integral part of how the lantern works.  You see, the Terraform Lantern doesn’t just shine light.  It actually has the ability to use that light to change the very landscape that the wielder is shining it on.  An ocean could have a tremendous mountain pierce through its waves.  A desert could have its barren fields of sand turn into lush plains.  A wasteland could give way to a vibrant, verdant forest.

As always, whenever we have Steven Bellshaw working on one of our art projects, there are always a tremendous amount of ways that he adds polish and shine to an art piece.  In this case, you can see the light within the lantern shine through various parts of the stained glass.  The lantern definitely looks a bit different than you might normally expect, but Steven brought it to life in some very cool ways.

We experimented a little bit with some artificially generated backgrounds.  It wouldn’t be something that we would play with all the time, but sometimes we like to have a little bit of fun, so we put the Terraform Lantern on a pedestal, just waiting for an intrepid adventurer to find it.

This wraps us up for today, but we have plenty more coming from Steven Bellshaw in the future, and plenty more artifacts to show off, so keep your eyes peeled!

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Michael DeAngelo

Michael is the creator of the Tellest brand of fantasy novels and stories. He is actively seeking to expand the world of Tellest to be accessible to everyone.
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