Beelzebub – Lowborn Demonic Dark Lord

Beelzebub is the Greek form of the name Baal-zebub, a pagan Philistine god worshiped in the ancient Philistine city of Ekron during the Old Testament times. It is a term signifying “the lord of flies” (2 Kings 1:2). Archaeological excavations at ancient Philistine sites have uncovered golden images of flies. After the time of the Philistines, the Jews changed the name to “Beelzeboul,” as used in the Greek New Testament, meaning “lord of dung.” This name referenced the god of the fly that was worshiped to obtain deliverance from the injuries of that insect. Some biblical scholars believe Beelzebub was also known as the “god of filth,” which later became a name of bitter scorn in the mouth of the Pharisees. As a result, Beelzebub was a particularly contemptible deity, and his name was used by the Jews as an epithet for Satan.

This is an old sketch from the times when I started drawing and might have a lot of mistakes but with time I have learned from my mistakes and still learning.

The basic rule of drawing is to draw the outlines first.

Then the fun begins. Once I finish the outlines, I go crazy on the details and start shading the details I want. If the sketch is of any humanoid figure then it is good to start with the head.

Patience is a virtue of artist but I lacked calm in past and often smudge my drawings as it progress. Go slow on the details and take your time. I was hasty and drew featherless wings.

With some additional details like clothes.accessories and the demon's Enn, my sketch was complete. After finishing my piece I keep it away for few hours and then observe it again to get a fresh view on my drawing for any mistakes.

I wrote my account name just in case.

Hope you like my passion
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