Featured in The World of Ice and Fire published by Bantam in 2014. Media: Goauche on illustration board.
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Pyke
Media: Gouache on illustration board Dimensions: 11¼″ × 15″ It is described as a series of towers and keeps set upon sea stacks, but instead of trying to show all of that, I narrowed it to the Seastone Chair connected by its precarious rope bridge above typically stormy seas. Pyke is the throne of a …
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Dragonstone
Media: Gouache on illustration board Dimensions: 11¼″ × 15″ It was created by ‘magic’ by the original Valerian conquerors, but this concept was the least satisfying challenge, being a very difficult castle to depict realistically. The author describes a castle of hardened volcanic stone formed into dragon-towers as well as a massive central drum tower.
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Harrenhal
Media: Gouache on illustration board Dimensions: 11¼″ × 15″ It is described as dark, massive, haunted and cursed, and showing evidence of the dragon attacks long ago. Like Winterfell (though larger), it is many acres in area, and its scale is indicated by the seemingly little ship approaching the lake gate in the foreground.
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