I wanted to create a scene with the Babaroga and a huge capital ship or station in the background, I went with the Zirnitra to keep the Triglavian aesthetic and painted it in a light, paler blue to give it a sense of distance and scale.
I have to admit, this one was actually inspired by an Ian McQue piece, who creates some really fantastic artwork.
Original watercolour painting
- 17x12 inches (unframed)
- Cold-pressed, acid free paper
- 300 GSM/140 lb
- Created under license of CCP games, creators of Eve online
- Signed by the artist
Zorya's Bdéniye
£300.00Price
- Do not place in direct sunlight, this would cause the painting/drawing to bleach and lose its colour. Alternatively you could frame it behind UV protected glass.
- Avoid placing in spots prone to humidity or fluctions in temperature for example above a radiator or heater or in a bathroom.
- Periodically check your artworks for signs of damp, discolouration and distinctive brown marks (sometimes called foxing) are most likely to appear on the back of artworks initially.
It's a good idea to remove pieces from the wall a couple of times a year to check everything is still shipshape.
