[Wilshire]

I'd argue that silly and feminine isn't actually bad in this case. I think the Sranc are deliberately supposed to provoke a huge cognitive dissonance in observers. They're a perverse Inchoroi joke, after all. Not just a bioweapon.

Great point. Purposely juxtaposing beauty, subtly, and dare I say subtle femininity, onto the frame of the most rapacious, destructive, and demonoid animals imaginable. Strong and masculine features just wouldn't evoke the same dissonance

[The Sharmat]

There are female Sranc. To humans, they're hard to distinguish from male Sranc. And they behave more or less the same.

It's different for Nonmen, though. To Nonmen, the only look they get at the faces of their women is when they come in howling masses to rape them to death.

[Quinthane]

the first attempt eons ago

http://fav.me/d8l4cxf

[Quinthane]

Imperial Saik

http://fav.me/d8l5uap

[Quinthane]

Spires approach

http://fav.me/d8l6bo3

[Wilshire]

I like the Spires, though same swirls as Saik

Saik looked a bit too mechanical for me, more like NG than a schoolman maybe, but still pretty cool.

[Quinthane]

Sarcellus (touched up)

http://fav.me/d8ldido

[Quinthane]

touched up this one as well

http://fav.me/d8mdylv

[Quinthane]

http://fav.me/d8mesew

[Francis Buck]

Wow, that last one is freakin' amazing. Is that a particular scene from the series? Drawing a blank on it but it looks awesome either way?

[Quinthane]

it's the last of Chapter 9 WP;
"....and Kellhus sat alone upon a promontory, leaning against a solitary cedar."

[Quinthane]

arcane fury
http://fav.me/d8mpsz6

[Quinthane]

what new deviltry
http://fav.me/d8msvht

[Wilshire]

Liked both of those last two Quinthane, especially Fury.

[Quinthane]

heel

http://fav.me/d8muefg