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God of Knowledge

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This is Hermaeus Mora, as seen in the Elder Scrolls games. Hermaeus Mora is the Daedric Prince of scrying the tides of Fate, of the past and future as read in the stars and heavens, and in whose dominion are the treasures of knowledge and memory.

All right, Hermaeus Mora is done. This guy was pretty tough, but I think I got him to look as good as any giant blob of jelly with tenticles and crab hands.

The tenticles are from a squid and have been heavily manipulated to form the shape's I wanted. The the claws are from a lobster, and the body is in the shape of the reference pic I used of Hermaeus, but that picture didn't give a lot of details. So I gave his body the texture of a brain. I think that's suitable for the god of knowledge, don't you agree? Oh! And for the eye's I got from Ex-Shadow [link] . Here's a [link] to the original pic of the eye.

And the library in the background is supposed to look like Hermaeus Mora's plain of Oblivion(an endless library, where all forbiden knowledge can be found) called Apocrypha. Apocrypha is a Greek word meaning 'hidden-things'.

Thanks again to Ex-Shadow for letting me use his eye in this photomanip!

My other Daedra Lord Photomanipulations: [link]
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Hi there!
My name is Andrew, and I'm the editor in chief of the Tel Mora Independent Press, a web-based publication dedicated to the sharing and exploration of art and literature created by the Elder Scrolls community! I was wondering if you might allow us to make use of this wonderful image in our next issue? We will of course include adequate credit along with a link to your DeviantArt profile (or another site if you prefer).
If you'd like to see what we're about, feel free to visit us at www.telmoraindependent.net

Thanks!