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TzaoTao [2019-04-11 20:11:56 +0000 UTC]

this is a very interesting piece.

the contrasts are downright breathtaking: Between the destruction that has been caused by the deity (Which when compared to the mount and rider can be called a common occurrence),
and the amalgamation of concepts and ideas that is the deity (her?)self (one eye, armour, robe, green skin and tentacles for feet) and the mount (combining both reptilian aspect with mamalian and even some from fish, fantasy weapons, battles cars (and a voodoo mask I think as a replacement for a missing limb) and what appear to be sci-fi armour for the tail), the viewer might get overwhelmed by trying to identify all the different detail (which are quite impressive) and trying to fathom what they're looking at.

not to mention the green and red moon in the background, the green contrasting beautifully with the light of the smaller moon and also the glow of the destruction.

like the god of greed , you've managed to hint of an elaborate backstory here, the different battlescars showing that the mount has been in fights before, but that begs the question: who
would dare stand against that thing?

not to mention that the philosophical implications that "judgement is (at least in this interpretation) a combination of so many different and opposing things (which would put Games Workshops ideas for the chaos armies to shame) that it becomes hard for a viewer to understand it, similar to how judgement passed by a court, although in accordance with common law, doesn't make much sense to everyone in the public" are quite intriguing in and of it self.

Sorry for the long rant/over analysis (I felt that I was on a bit of a roll).

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