The orcs and goblins of the old fantasy tales, painted as men. The orcs are huge and broad, with green and gray skin, small tusks, braided black or copper hair and scarred, heavy-browed faces. They swing two-handed war axes in stone fortress yards, stand in fur mantles on black ramparts under lightning and torn banners, hammer glowing blades at the forge and lead war bands across scorched plains under a blood-red sunset. The goblins are lean and quick, with long pointed ears and bright yellow or violet eyes. They crouch on slate rooftops under a full moon, tinker with brass gears by candlelight, grin from hooded cloaks in caves of gold coins and peer through brass goggles in misty forests. A few darker frames show pale, stitched brutes roaring in the snow and firelight. Created by Jeff Dupler, using the latest in AI technology.

Orc and Goblin Men Art – Warlords and Thieves

Orc and goblin men of myth - tusked orc warlords on storm-lit ramparts and at roaring forges, and grinning goblin tinkers, thieves and treasure keepers.
Grinning in a murky swamp, a goblin man wears rusty armor and an iron capOn a moonlit rooftop, a green goblin man crouches between chimneysAn old goblin man in a red coat builds a brass machine by candlelightSitting facing forward in a cave, a goblin man grins by gold coinsA tusked orc man rests by a campfire, his face lit by the bright yellow flamesA thick fur cloak drapes over a green orc man walking down a snowy mountain pathGreen orc man hammers hot metal on an anvil by a forge fireStanding on stone battlements under lightning, a tusked orc man in rusted armor stares forwardIn a stone courtyard, a muscular orc man with green skin crouches with an axe

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