"Tetracontagon and Quadrilateral"

"I did a redesign of Quad and Tetra in an effort to make them fit together better!

To explain a bit more about them, they’re the creators of the Platform, and all of the life on it. They’re invisible to almost everyone, silent, and can shape-shift everything but their heads and the tips of their tails to any form they wish. Tetracontagon will kill anything she touches, is freezing cold, and takes people’s souls after they pass, while Quadrilateral will breathe life into anything he touches, is burning hot, and the paint he drips from his tail will spontaneously generate a new living being anywhere it falls."

 - 2018 Brennan

"Death is Surrounded by Life, Life is Surrounded by Death"

"Opposites attract."

 - 2015 Brennan


Now this one? This one I'm still happy with. Quadrilateral and Tetracontagon are always fun to draw, and even if these are their old designs, they turned out super nicely in this picture. And I love the colors, too -- blue and orange are a great pair (as every person who has ever designed a movie poster knows, I'm sure).

"Death's Run"

"To Tetra, the world is slowed down a ton. Since she is required to collect all the deads' souls from their bodies, she has many, many places to go. Having time slowed helps, but she still has to get there fast. So, she runs. She's normally in her deer-like form, pictured here, but she will become a forty-armed serpent if necessary.

Fun fact about this drawing: I started it in 2013 or so. Due to Tetracontagon's stylized depiction, the difference in art technique was so small that I was able to fix it up, finish it up, and have it look like I had started it only a week or two ago. I'm much better at drawing forests now, though."

 - 2015 Brennan


Where is that forest-drawing skill, 2015 Brennan? Can I have some of it?

"Death of Beauty"

"The embodiment of death, Tetracontagon. In her normal form, she looks something like a deer, though when she needs to defend herself she becomes a serpentine creature, possessing forty arms."

 - 2014 Brennan


She no longer does this. But I still like the picture.