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2014/03/27 00:38:59
Subject: Which 40k artist created this piece?
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Stalwart Space Marine
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Hi folks, I'm trying to find out who created this piece of art?
It's Cypher from the ebook Dataslate: Cypher - Lord of the Fallenlen
Anyone recognize the artist??? Thanks
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2014/03/27 01:08:35
Subject: Which 40k artist created this piece?
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Stern Iron Priest with Thrall Bodyguard
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I don't know but whoever it is has talent.
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2014/03/27 04:26:45
Subject: Which 40k artist created this piece?
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Shade of Despair and Torment
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Cypher should be in black preheresy armor.
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2014/03/27 04:30:54
Subject: Which 40k artist created this piece?
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Enigmatic Chaos Sorcerer
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In the new Dataslate they state that when the Angels returned to Caliban the Astartes who resisted Luther had repainted their armor green. This makes Cypher always being depicted in green another layer in the ambiguity of the character. (Even though it seems to be a retcon excusing them from forgetting about the original scheme when they first painted the Cypher figure. I like the elements it adds to the story.)
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2014/03/27 04:45:27
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Heroic Senior Officer
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Didn't he just repainted his armor to fool people?
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2014/03/27 05:37:51
Subject: Which 40k artist created this piece?
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Hurr! Ogryn Bone 'Ead!
Castro Valley, CA
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 Eldarain wrote:
In the new Dataslate they state that when the Angels returned to Caliban the Astartes who resisted Luther had repainted their armor green. This makes Cypher always being depicted in green another layer in the ambiguity of the character. (Even though it seems to be a retcon excusing them from forgetting about the original scheme when they first painted the Cypher figure. I like the elements it adds to the story.)
I wish I knew this before I painted his armour black. WELP.
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2014/03/27 06:06:40
Subject: Which 40k artist created this piece?
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Making Stuff
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Yeah, Cypher's fluff has always referred to green armour.
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