Ta'veren Trityph
A combination of 3 prints, matted as a single 24"x36" collection with extensive drawings on the matboard. Please be aware that each Ta'veren print is hand embellished, and the imagery on the matboard will not necessarily match the photo shown here.
As of April 29th, 2019, I am no longer able to print any additional prints of this design or any of my other licensed Wheel of Time artwork. Whatever I have left in stock is what I have, so place your orders ASAP to make sure you get this before it's gone!
The Dragon Reborn - officially licensed Wheel of TimeTM artwork
Rand al'Thor...the Coramoor and Car'a'Carn. Shadowkiller. Sheepherder from the Two Rivers. Lord of the Morning and last remaining male Aes Sedai. He is The Dragon Reborn.
The Prince of Ravens - officially licensed Wheel of TimeTM artwork
"To marry the Daughter of the Nine Moons! To die and live again, and live once more a part of what was! To give up half the light of the world to save the world! Go to Rhuidean, son of battles! Go to Rhuidean, trickster! Go, gambler! Go!"
The Wolf King - officially licensed Wheel of TimeTM artwork
"When the Wolf King carries the hammer, thus are the final days known. When the fox marries the raven, and the trumpets of battle are blown." - Prophecies of the Dragon
Want to purchase this artwork? Buy it directly from the artist at the following shows:
Chattacon
MidSouthCon
JordanCon
The Tennessee Renaissance Festival
LibertyCon
GenCon
Dragon*Con
Ohio Renaissance Festival
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About the Piece:
Officially licensed by the Wheel of TimeTM, The Dragon Reborn is the third shirt design that I created for Ta'veren Tees, hopefully the third of many more designs. Continuing in the same style as the previous piece in the series, this art features Rand Al'Thor, standing atop Dragonmount. Reminiscent of the original Darrel K. Sweet cover for The Dragon Reborn book (book 3 of the Wheel of TimeTM,), Rand reaches for Callandor which floats above him, brimming with the One Power.
Other portions of the piece are homages to the series, though not necessarily taken from a particular scene.The twin dragons, which are permanently tattooed onto Rand's forearms (not real dragons in the books), are clawing their way up the mountain's steep edges. And the ancient symbol of the Aes Sedai, the white flame and black fang, lies behind Rand. This piece is one of three, including The Prince of Ravens and The Wolf King.
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About the Artist:
Paul and his brother Michael opened Aradani Studios in 2002, selling both their artwork and costuming as they travelled all across the US. Paul’s medium of choice is charcoal, a passion he discovered in college. He loves the fluidity of it, the ease of moving it across the page with a simple gesture, and on the flipside, the challenge of it, such a simple gesture can also erase hours of painstaking detail. Paul’s work has won numerous awards around the country, including the prestigious Chesley Award in 2006, for Best Monochrome Unpublished for his piece Nightmare. He currently resides in Nashville, TN, where he, his brother, and sister continue to expand and build their elf ear empire. You can see his artwork at http://paulbielaczyc.com/.
