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High King Uther, in his prime, but close to his fall. This was another digital sketch that inspired me to create another series of portraits from the Arthurian saga.

Bowed but not broken

The Green Knight

Merlin imprisoned

King Pellinore and Arthur

Field of battle

Into battle (colour)

The Sword in the Stone

Guinevere and Lancelot

Drawing Excalibur

Camlann

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