“The Seraph” was the second piece I created in the set, and from the beginning, I knew it needed to visually and conceptually complement “The Serpent.” Going into it, I was honestly convinced I wouldn’t be able to top the impact of the first piece, which made the process feel a bit intimidating. However, as I spent more time rendering and refining the details, I became more confident in the work. By the end, I was genuinely proud of how it turned out, not just as a counterpart but as a strong piece on its own. Working through this set has also helped me grow significantly in digital illustration, making me more comfortable with the medium and more excited to keep pushing my skills further.