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Once again, because of my procrastination, I am a week behind. Regardless, I finished week 3 for indragonsaur ’s Demontober challenge.

This week we have: Ipos, Caim, Stolas, Shax, Ose, Baphomet, and Balam.

For Ipos, I combined him with his traditional depiction from the Dictionnaire Infernal, as well as his alternate form mentioned in the Ars Goetia, where he is said to resemble an angel covered in dirt, so I gave him wings, a halo, and dust clouds inspired by Pigpen from Peanuts.
Caim is traditionally inspired by his Dictionnaire Infernal depiction, though with a bit more clothing based on a Spanish soldier from the 1500’s.
Stolas remains mostly the same, though I added some details his Helluva Boss interpretation has (namely the extra pair of eyes, and his cape and vest).
Shax is pretty much a stork wearing a mask, and having a plume of feathers on his neck looking like a tie.
Ose is primarily inspired by his Shin Megami Tensei design, with a mix of the Traveller enemy from God of War.
Baphomet took the most time to draw. The design is primarily inspired by the Icon of Sin from Doom II and Doom Eternal, the album cover for Slayer’s first album Show No Mercy, and the famous image you’ve probably seen of him drawn by occultist Eliphas Levi. Also, worth noting is that the torch on Baphomet’s head is EMERGING out of the pentagram on his forehead.
And finally, aside from a different crown, Balam looks mostly the same as his Dictionnaire Infernal image (though, I admit his bear could use some improvement).

Once again, got some catching up to do. See you soon!

Description
Once again, because of my procrastination, I am a week behind. Regardless, I finished week 3 for indragonsaur ’s Demontober challenge.

This week we have: Ipos, Caim, Stolas, Shax, Ose, Baphomet, and Balam.

For Ipos, I combined him with his traditional depiction from the Dictionnaire Infernal, as well as his alternate form mentioned in the Ars Goetia, where he is said to resemble an angel covered in dirt, so I gave him wings, a halo, and dust clouds inspired by Pigpen from Peanuts.
Caim is traditionally inspired by his Dictionnaire Infernal depiction, though with a bit more clothing based on a Spanish soldier from the 1500’s.
Stolas remains mostly the same, though I added some details his Helluva Boss interpretation has (namely the extra pair of eyes, and his cape and vest).
Shax is pretty much a stork wearing a mask, and having a plume of feathers on his neck looking like a tie.
Ose is primarily inspired by his Shin Megami Tensei design, with a mix of the Traveller enemy from God of War.
Baphomet took the most time to draw. The design is primarily inspired by the Icon of Sin from Doom II and Doom Eternal, the album cover for Slayer’s first album Show No Mercy, and the famous image you’ve probably seen of him drawn by occultist Eliphas Levi. Also, worth noting is that the torch on Baphomet’s head is EMERGING out of the pentagram on his forehead.
And finally, aside from a different crown, Balam looks mostly the same as his Dictionnaire Infernal image (though, I admit his bear could use some improvement).

Once again, got some catching up to do. See you soon!