I think that he would agree with Pyrrha's definition of Destiny.

Between the background, the poses, and the details, this image took me approximately 20 hours in photoshop. It was a labor of love and passion that just kept growing as soon as I started working on it. Process Video is coming soon!





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I have had this image in my head for about three years now--ever since Pyrrha spoke with Jaune about how she viewed destiny.Her words struck a cord with me, and ignited an image in my mind that would haunt me until I finally got it out.It was her conversation with Jaune about destiny that triggered this image, as well as her final question to Cinder before she died. "Do you believe in destiny?" I really agree with her answer, that it is a goal we choose and work for. We choose our paths and walk them--that becomes our destiny.Destiny, from the Sandman Comics by Neil Gaiman, is the personification of Destiny and Freewill in the --two things that must work together to exist.He has with him the Book of Life, a book that has all the fates of every creature for all of time written in its pages.If you look closely at this illustration, you can see a lot of symbology relating to the series, RWBY.Some are small and hard to see.Others are pretty obvious.