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Trying to engineer Onos T'oolan's helm, a character from Steven Erikson's Malazan Book(s) of the Fallen series.

I imagine the T'lann Imass as being somewhat Mongolian in flavor, with elements of Native American/Australian Aboriginal art thrown in, so I used an ancient Chinese helm as inspiration.

The helm is described as "the skull-cap of some horned beast, one horn broken off at its base." It's difficult to engineer an actual helmet out of an animal skull, so I took some liberties with a big horn sheep skull.

I see the Imass as being somewhat mummified, (muscles and some skin intact) rather than purely skeletal, so the face I've roughed in here is probably too bony.

Description
Trying to engineer Onos T'oolan's helm, a character from Steven Erikson's Malazan Book(s) of the Fallen series.

I imagine the T'lann Imass as being somewhat Mongolian in flavor, with elements of Native American/Australian Aboriginal art thrown in, so I used an ancient Chinese helm as inspiration.

The helm is described as "the skull-cap of some horned beast, one horn broken off at its base." It's difficult to engineer an actual helmet out of an animal skull, so I took some liberties with a big horn sheep skull.

I see the Imass as being somewhat mummified, (muscles and some skin intact) rather than purely skeletal, so the face I've roughed in here is probably too bony.