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To develop the world of Tamriel further after the release of Arena, Bethesda artist Mark Jackson was tasked with creating a lot of the concept art for Daggerfall. In addition to him creating the initial look for the iconic Daedric Princes for Daggerfall, Jackson's TES credits also include the Daedric alphabet, which first appeared in Battlespire, and the artwork used in the introductory cutscene of Redguard. Here are an assortment of his works created for Daggerfall.
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Black Abbess: Leader of the CovenCoven CroneThe CovenDark BrotherhoodPriestessThe BrideKhajiiti WarriorsMannimarco: King of WormsMannimarco with a dancerLysandus the ShadeMages Guild WizardMages Guild Wizard and Fire MageNecromancersBetter view of the Male NecromancerSoldiersHigh Priest of the TempleThe PallbearerUnknown CreatureThe NymphThe WerewolfZurin Arctus: The UnderkingUnknown CreatureA Dancer for the Dark Brotherhood
Returning to Daggerfall after previously being commissioned to make concept art for Arena, David Lee Anderson created the earliest known version of the Daggerfall box art, made for the 1995 CES show.
Louise Sandoval had a prominent role in shaping the look and feel of the game with her contributions to the game's Box Art, as well as a few concept art sketches for how the Elves living in High Rock should look.
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Mark Jones, while mostly known for his 3D model and sprite contributions to the project, was involved in the concept art for Daggerfall's logo. Jones would go on to be involved in multiple more Elder Scrolls projects after Daggerfall throughout the 90s and mid 2000s.
The Scrollkeeper's Tower in the Introduction Cutscene. This is a mage's study which also previously appeared in Arena, as well as appearing again after Daggerfall in Redguard. According to Mark Jones, this study was intended to tie together all of the Elder Scrolls titles, as this room is where the eponymous Elder Scrolls are supposedly stored. Of course, this idea would be dropped in favor of the modern appearances of the Scrolls starting in Oblivion.CastleCastle WallsCity MarketInterior CauldronLibrary Interior
Zurin Arctus, the Underking, extremely angry; As he always is.Orc WarriorCentaurGargoyleHarpyUnknown Creature - Likely an Ice AtronachUnknown Creature - Possibly a Flesh AtronachUnknown Creature - Likely an Iron or Fire AtronachHeavily Armored WarriorWereboarSprigganDreugh
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