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<blockquote data-quote="gamerprinter" data-source="post: 9249579" data-attributes="member: 50895">It's settled the header graphic and logo for Gothic Western is created.I got inspired by the Mexican Festival of the Dead, where they use those painted wooden and ceramic skeletons as decorations everywhere. I created a 3D bull skull and horns, but covered the skull in Portuguese floor tile designs. I imagine this as a some kind of artifact. It is made from the skull of a great bull who killed a matador in the first Bullfight in Spain in 710 AD, when the trainers and tenders tried to finish the bull off, it managed to kill a total of 13 men, including the matador, before it was brought down. It was slaughtered and intended for a great feast, when it's head was stolen by unknown assailants. They let the skull rot away, then painted witchery on it's clean surface to hold the murderous rage of the beast within...It works![ATTACH=full]344331[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gamerprinter, post: 9249579, member: 50895"] It's settled the header graphic and logo for Gothic Western is created. I got inspired by the Mexican Festival of the Dead, where they use those painted wooden and ceramic skeletons as decorations everywhere. I created a 3D bull skull and horns, but covered the skull in Portuguese floor tile designs. I imagine this as a some kind of artifact. It is made from the skull of a great bull who killed a matador in the first Bullfight in Spain in 710 AD, when the trainers and tenders tried to finish the bull off, it managed to kill a total of 13 men, including the matador, before it was brought down. It was slaughtered and intended for a great feast, when it's head was stolen by unknown assailants. They let the skull rot away, then painted witchery on it's clean surface to hold the murderous rage of the beast within... It works! [ATTACH type="full"]344331[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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