Peter revan
Innsmouth
No one had ever heard of Innsmouth years ago. It was an ordinary seedy town, where everyone tries to leave at the first opportunity.
Perpetually cloudy weather, a meager catch of fish, divine services on Sundays, which were attended by old people smelling of fish. Innsmouth was slowly dying.
But one day one man changed everything.
He traded with distant islands and had brought gold, fish and other gods from there.
In the churches, completely different services began to be held, praising Dagon. Protestant and Methodist priests left the city, accusing the inhabitants of blasphemy and heresy.
And unimaginable creatures, ungodly shoggoths, have settled in the depressions and caves. The deep ones bring gold and fish to Innsmouth, and in return the inhabitants fatten these under town creatures.
Heh this was the biggest moc I ever done. And the most exhausting.
It is 119 pins long and over 50 wide.
I've been nurturing the idea of Innsmouth for over a year, inspired by the fishing village from Bloodborne DLC The Old Hunters. Here is also a white creature washed up on the beach, a reference to the Mother Kos.The concept has changed several times for this year. There was an unsuccessful version in the form of a fishing house. I started building this final version of Innsmouth in February and now, after almost five months, it is ready.
That's it, in the next couple of years I definitely won't aim at works of this size.
Also you can follow me in Instagram and see a lot of wip photos.
Innsmouth
No one had ever heard of Innsmouth years ago. It was an ordinary seedy town, where everyone tries to leave at the first opportunity.
Perpetually cloudy weather, a meager catch of fish, divine services on Sundays, which were attended by old people smelling of fish. Innsmouth was slowly dying.
But one day one man changed everything.
He traded with distant islands and had brought gold, fish and other gods from there.
In the churches, completely different services began to be held, praising Dagon. Protestant and Methodist priests left the city, accusing the inhabitants of blasphemy and heresy.
And unimaginable creatures, ungodly shoggoths, have settled in the depressions and caves. The deep ones bring gold and fish to Innsmouth, and in return the inhabitants fatten these under town creatures.
Heh this was the biggest moc I ever done. And the most exhausting.
It is 119 pins long and over 50 wide.
I've been nurturing the idea of Innsmouth for over a year, inspired by the fishing village from Bloodborne DLC The Old Hunters. Here is also a white creature washed up on the beach, a reference to the Mother Kos.The concept has changed several times for this year. There was an unsuccessful version in the form of a fishing house. I started building this final version of Innsmouth in February and now, after almost five months, it is ready.
That's it, in the next couple of years I definitely won't aim at works of this size.
Also you can follow me in Instagram and see a lot of wip photos.