[Image ID: A digital art piece of Harrowhark Nonagesimus from Tamstn Muir’s The Locked Tomb Series. Harrow is portrayed from the knees up, lounging in a stone tomb with The River (an overcast sea of blood) and a tower looming behind her in the distance. She is wearing long and layered black robes with a stylized rib cage bust piece, bone jewelry, a pelvic girdle accessory around her hips, and an embroidered black stole threaded with bone.
Harrow herself has very short, messy black hair and sickly olive skin, the latter only shown from her exposed hands. She wears a strained, pensive expression under her stylized black and white skull face paint, splaying her fingers across her forehead as if in pain. Blood sweat drips from her hairline and her right eye cries a single tear of blood. In her right hand she holds Gideon Nav’s sword, interpreted as a Zweihänder. Small engraved text reading “UNUM FINIS” and “UNUM CARO” mirror each other at its base.
The composition is framed with a stone arch flanked by skeletons, jaws open, wrapped around each pillar. Reliefs of skeletons praying on their knees accent the inposts. Positioned at the keystone is the disembodied, illuminated golden eye of Gideon Nav; very similar to the Christian depiction of the Eye of Providence. Below it is a Medieval style scroll or ribbon of text reading the phrase “IF I FORGET YOU LET MY RIGHT HAND BE FORGOTTEN ADD MORE ALSO IF AUGHT BUT DEATH PART ME AND THEE.” The “S” in “ALSO” is stylized as The Cool S often seen in middle school graffiti. Above Harrow’s head and beneath the scroll of text is a floating sculpture of a winged skeleton with flowing fabric draped around its waist. The skeleton holds bloodied lobotomy tools. /.End ID]
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