He looked at his original sketches of Alaric—a man who looked like Elias’s own grandfather. Then he looked at the screen of his tablet, where the studio had sent over the first costume test photos.
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Jace stood in the heavy, fur-lined cloak of Aethelgard. The silver crown didn’t just sit on his head; it seemed to belong there. The deep contrast of the polished metal against his skin made the royal regalia pop in a way Elias had never considered. If you'd like to explore this further, would
In the sun-bleached corner of his studio, Elias sat before a massive canvas. For thirty years, he had been the lead illustrator for The Aethelgard Saga , a sprawling epic fantasy series that had defined a generation. Every hero he’d drawn—the stoic King Alaric, the fiery mage Seraphina—had been pale-skinned, golden-haired, and cast in the mold of the classics. Then came the announcement of the live-action adaptation.