Tyranid Gargoyle
Tyranid Gargoyle Magic The Gathering - Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40000 AD: Colin Boyer
A Gargoyle (Gaunti avius), also sometimes called a “Hellbat,” is a vicious winged Tyranid bioform that is often the first species of Tyranid seen in battle. Their prime purpose seems to be seeking out the enemy and sowing terror and confusion amongst them. Thus, fire and the flap of the Gargoyles’ membranous wings precede the Tyranid hordes, driving the enemy out into the open to be absorbed by the swarm, spitting death from their Fleshborers.
Tyranid Gargoyle Magic The Gathering - Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40000 AD: Colin Boyer
Throwback to 2004! This piece was done for the Tyranid codex oils on primed art board where did the time go!
Winged Hive Tyrant for Magic the Gathering Universes Beyond - Warhammer 40k AD: Ovidio Cartagena
The Tyranid hive fleets are rapacious alien swarms that flow from beyond the galactic fringe to devour all life. From their chitinous blades and...
Tyranid Harridan MTG x Warhammer 40k Commander Deck AD: Colin Boyer
Here is the next one in the series of Warhammer 40K NFL logos. The Seattle Gargoyles, my first Tyranid in this project but seemed a perfect...
Warhammer battle scene. Space Marines fighting the Tyranids on a distant icy planet. Made for a Warhammer 40k club who wanted their units colors...
This is a fan creation about Warhammer 400000 Ultra Warriors breakout, I hope you like it
gw commission. 2013
Imperial Fists Workflow experiment aimed at making my images have that 'painterly' feel. Not quite where I want it in terms of process but still...
What-if... the Tyranids consumed Baal?
Against the Swarm This is an original piece I commissioned of a friend's Terminator Captain, by Mikhail Savier
Warhammer 40k Splash AD: Anthony Carriero Over a year ago I was honoured to be brought on and play a small role with the team @ Blacklab Games. I...
Today, I share with you a new cover I've done for Black Library, The Last hunt. I enjoyed a lot, painting a spacemarine fighting on a sunny day...
Had a visit from an old chum from Rackham days, David Preti, and we were rummaging through some old Games Workshop stuff. Found this, officially...