Here’s a fine view of Destructor and the Wall on a walkabout, from the personal collection of Aviv Itzcovitz. It’s possible that it dates to Destructor’s quest for the Jewel of Alpha Mountain, though more extensive testing is required to make a definitive determination.
Remember, if you find yourself in the possession of an interesting image of Destructor and his world, we would be happy to take a look.
Artist and archivist Jordan Shiveley continues to uncover new images of Destructor in an unfamiliar crystalline incarnation. Who knows what else is out there?
If there are any visual representations of Destructor in your personal collections to which you would like us to have access, please let us know.
Writer and artist Jordan Shiveley contributes this portrait of Destructor manifesting crystalline powers of an unknown nature. More on this as it develops.
Behold! Shawn Cheng, who with our own Matt Wiegle chronicles a world of monsters and violence in the webcomic Road of Knives, has ventured into our own monstrous, violent word for this portrait of Destructor. How well would Destructor fare on the Road? Scholars have debated this very question in their cups for many a year, and we are no closer to the answer.
Hello, it’s me, Matt Wiegle, the gentleman who draws this comic. I’ll have a selection of drawings and prints on display at the Franklin Art Works in Minneapolis, Minnesota, starting this Friday, February 17 and continuing until April 28. On hand will be several drawings based on Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian:
…as well as the Pink Meteor prints, made by me and John Mejias for John’s Paping anthology:
Also also, our colleague Shawn Cheng will have ten paintings on display, which I’m looking forward to seeing in person, because use your eyeballs to see this thing, and then imagine it four feet wide:
If you’re in Minneapolis, Mr. Cheng and I will be there for the opening on the evening of the 17th. We hope to see you there.