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Passionate artist, enjoyer of wine, cheese, and the creative arts. An odd Breton if I say so myself, he seemingly disappears off the face of Nirn for a time only to reappear with a new masterpiece.
...of course, "Theodor Gorlash" is an anagram of "Lord Sheogorath." Theodor is just his mortal disguise. Funny thing, the character of "Theodor Gorlash" is an already-existing entity in TES lore and has an appearance in the Elder Scrolls: Blades mobile game but he's more or less Sheo from Skyrim just wearing novice mage robes and sporting yellow pupils. So I decided to take some creative liberty...

...and by creative liberty, I mean I essentially put three character designs together. I wanted to draw a character in the Owl House style, to balance out the two Amphibia-styled pics but I also wanted to do a twist. So I decided to design how Daryse, as Sheogorath, would make herself appear as a mortal. So I pulled majorly from the Daggerfall design of Sheogorath, who looked starkly different from the Sheo we all know and love, in regards to the red hair and the outfit. I then pulled from the design of Philip Wittebane from the Owl House in regards to the face, eyes, beard, and the bushy pony tail. Then finally: I pulled from Daryse in regards to the hairstyle and the scar.

I tried something different in drawing this amalgam of design and that is starting with the eyes. Also, Philip (or rather Belos), is one evil fecker. Imagine altering and twisting yourself beyond recognition only to end up becoming the very thing you were out to destroy... and never accepting that fact? Unlike Philip-turned-Belos who refused to accept that he has changed for the worst in the heinous deeds he's done, believing that he still was the hero of his story... Daryse accepted that she'll irrevocably grow into her station as the Prince of Madness after breaking the cycle of the Greymarch in the Shivering Isles, likely forgetting her mortal life and identity, because she confronted the darkest part of herself in restoring the realm that'd become a reflection of her mind. Also, listening to the ambient tracks from Oblivion helped a lot in drawing this!

Enjoy and stay hydrated!

Description
Passionate artist, enjoyer of wine, cheese, and the creative arts. An odd Breton if I say so myself, he seemingly disappears off the face of Nirn for a time only to reappear with a new masterpiece.
...of course, "Theodor Gorlash" is an anagram of "Lord Sheogorath." Theodor is just his mortal disguise. Funny thing, the character of "Theodor Gorlash" is an already-existing entity in TES lore and has an appearance in the Elder Scrolls: Blades mobile game but he's more or less Sheo from Skyrim just wearing novice mage robes and sporting yellow pupils. So I decided to take some creative liberty...

...and by creative liberty, I mean I essentially put three character designs together. I wanted to draw a character in the Owl House style, to balance out the two Amphibia-styled pics but I also wanted to do a twist. So I decided to design how Daryse, as Sheogorath, would make herself appear as a mortal. So I pulled majorly from the Daggerfall design of Sheogorath, who looked starkly different from the Sheo we all know and love, in regards to the red hair and the outfit. I then pulled from the design of Philip Wittebane from the Owl House in regards to the face, eyes, beard, and the bushy pony tail. Then finally: I pulled from Daryse in regards to the hairstyle and the scar.

I tried something different in drawing this amalgam of design and that is starting with the eyes. Also, Philip (or rather Belos), is one evil fecker. Imagine altering and twisting yourself beyond recognition only to end up becoming the very thing you were out to destroy... and never accepting that fact? Unlike Philip-turned-Belos who refused to accept that he has changed for the worst in the heinous deeds he's done, believing that he still was the hero of his story... Daryse accepted that she'll irrevocably grow into her station as the Prince of Madness after breaking the cycle of the Greymarch in the Shivering Isles, likely forgetting her mortal life and identity, because she confronted the darkest part of herself in restoring the realm that'd become a reflection of her mind. Also, listening to the ambient tracks from Oblivion helped a lot in drawing this!

Enjoy and stay hydrated!