Sunrise over the Jeralls is awesome

Thanks all!

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Colla Gius wanted to prove Oberon that he can make a decent facial portrait, because the so called Monstrosity from the previous series angered Oberon. So this time he painted the Hero of Kvatch calmly sitting in the Roxey Inn. Supposedly Oberon liked his appearance but wasn't satisfied because there wasn't any ale painted in his hands.

Bruma militia led by Captain Burd, about to enter the first Oblivion gate that opened outside Bruma.

Captain Burd - considered one of the most courageous watch captains during the Oblivion Crisis.

In the Jeralls - it features Oberon (not too quickly) traveling to Sancre Tor.

Sancre Tor - the most important part of this painting are Rune Stones, since Sancre Tor is the only known location where they can be found underground.

Underking's Magic - the shrine of Tiber Septim was protected by powerful magic, preventing anyone to venture further, until Oberon with help from undead Blades lifted the curse.

Armor of Tiber Septim - about to be taken by Oberon.

Chorrol in danger - according to Oberon, he didn't feel any particular sense of danger in Chorrol. The only thing that changed were its residents constantly blabbering about the gate outside but it didn't interrupt daily activities.

Ale Heaven for Ale Lover - dream come true.

More very nice pix!

I agree that Captain Burd was one of the most courageous watch captains during the crisis. Second only to Savlian Matius.

Love the shot of Oberon astride Brandy as they (slowly) make their way across that bridge.

And a great shot as Oberon is about to enter the tavern!

I love the alehouse one and Captain Burd! ... I wish I was as motivated as you and SubRosa are to post pics.

The painting of Burd is fantastic, with the blazing fire of the Oblivion gate framing his face.

In the Jeralls really showcases one of my favorite things about Oblivion: the bucolic scenery. It is just a pretty game to look at.

Nice new set of paintings there, Lopov

Some work better than others but those that work really work!

Yikes, it’s taken me forever to get back here, sorry. I thought the Gotta Stare picture might be “When Tower touches midday sun.”

Lopov, Sunrise in the Jeralls is my favorite of this series. It looks so peaceful.

I have to agree with Oberon, I like his peaceful portrait better than his angry face in Monstrosity. Though I believe his angry face was an understandable response to what he had gone through with the two Knights of the Torn (in his side).

Great depiction of Captain Burd with the fire at his back and the details of his face and cuirass still visible.

The Underking’s magic looks beautiful and mysterious in the painting. I love how Oberon looks taking that armor.

Ale house, or welcome home!

Joanie Strides

Evil Eyes

Renee Hides

Gabrielle Shines

Lack of Lights

The Sun's Rise

Joanie looks sad in her striding pic. Maybe because she hasn't met Chachi?

Joanie has neat glowy eyes!

Sunrise is probably my favorite pic though. It shows what I love about Oblivion most: the idyllic landscape.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Feb 8 2016, 12:49 AM

Renee, I continue to really like the 'Xena and Gabrielle' thing you have going!

Gabrielle did shine a light for sure..


Great Scott shot! I love pics like these

mirocu & SubRosa So do I. I love landscape shots on PC. They're like oil paintings. On console with an old-fashioned TV, the game looks more Impressionist.

Acadian: RG3 is so much fun to game with. I almost feel 'lucky" to be able to spend time with her, just as you must feel with Buffy.

This post has been edited by Renee: Feb 9 2016, 02:08 AM

Thanks all regarding comments on Oberon's paintings!

@Renee - nice to see some console pics fro a change.

Wow, those eyes really look evil!

Gabrielle in the Arena! But looks like the Argonian behind her is more interested in Renee.

Final two shots are my favorite from this series, especially the last one is so dreamy.

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To fire through fire

The Speaker no more speaks

Oberon and Umbra

Alleri Boreno

Great painting of the Fire Astronaut through the gateway.

As ever, your 'painting' treatment looks fabulous when an Oblivion Gate is in the picture!

Oberon casting his spell after disposing of Lucian looks great.

Aww, too bad about Umbra. I know Oberon tried to reason with her.

And the Alleri mystery continues!

Ha ha ha I love when we double-team these threads!

Man, look at the magical effect in that second picture.

Did Umbra enjoy her playtime with Lariel?

Thanks all!

Depths of Miscarcand

Hail Emperor!

The battlefield

The Grest Gate

Race against time

The Savior of Bruma

The portal to Paradise

The Palace

Face of the enemy

Emperor Martin Septim

Renee, The Sun’s Rise is such a beautiful landscape. Whose evil eyes are those? That is quite a creepy picture! Renee’s team is always fun to see.

Lopov, The Battlefield is one of my favorite paintings of Oberon’s adventures. I love how it captures the deep breath before all hells break loose. Paradise looks fabulous as a painted subject. And of course Savior of Bruma is a favorite. It’s like an action portrait. I love Lord Martin’s smile in the Emperor picture.

The Battlefield is awesome. I love how they are all lined up in preparation for the storm to come. The Great Gate likewise frames Obe really well, with its backdrop of fire.

No time to rest for Oberon though, from one portal to the next!

Wow, the Ayleid palace looks breathtaking in its golden hues!

It is great to see Emperor Martin's smile, with that amulet where it belongs!
"Over the hills and over the main,
To Morrowind, Skyrim, and Illiac Bay.
Emperor Martin commands and we obey,
Over the hills and far away."

Every one of these shots represent epic moments in the history of Tamriel. As such, your 'painting treatment' really shines here, as you capture the historical magnitude of these events. Wow!