As always, right off the bat, you can see that Netamix’s style is very reminiscent of Yoshitaka Amano, the artist who worked on a lot of Final Fantasy’s designs.  It always feels as though these character pieces could very well be the front cover of a manga or a graphic novel.

One of the things that we wanted to do with Narallyndra was show off her control of wind magic.  While she’s not trained in just one school of magic, wind magic is the one that she’s most known for, summoning more than one twister in her time in the Tellest universe.

With a splash of color, Narallyndra pops even more.  The watercolor look here carries another otherworldly feel, making this child of the forest look even more astounding.  Bonus points for things like the bejeweled items on the staff floating up in the air as the elven maiden channels her magic!

That was just a quick one for today, but we’ve got more anime-style art on the distant horizon.  Thank you very much to Netamix for this lovely look at Narallyndra!

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The Whisperwind Elves share the ability to teleport twice per day, so we did a symbol that kind of embraces that “taken off on the wind to a new location” vibe that they have.  This is the simplest version of their sigil.

Moving on, we see the metallic banner version of their crest.  This one is perhaps the one that makes the least sense among the sigils we showed off, since they probably wouldn’t embrace it as much as some of the other entities we’ve shown.

This ends up making the standard banner look that much better, for some reason.

When we end up going back to the chipped paint version, it feels a little out of place at first, but I like to think of them having an ambassador or representative in a big race-friendly city like Atalatha, or something like that, and this being on the floor leading to their office.

Once again though, it’s the painted version of the sigil that is my favorite.  This symbol looks very nature-friendly, and kind of has that yin and yang feel to it.

Bonus: Can’t forget the phone screen version!

Bonus bonus: In making this phone screen version, I ended up with an alternate take that you can use as well:

Thank you for taking a look at these sigils with us.  We loved getting these done, so you can be sure that we’ll be getting another set in the future.  Be on the lookout for a new collection next year!

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