De torens van Schemerwoude #2

Hermann's atmospheric cover art for this second integral collection of De Torens van Schemerwoude sets a brooding medieval tone immediately — a scarred, battle-worn warrior stands guard before a looming stone keep and tower, sword drawn and shield raised, rendered in Hermann's signature earthy, muted watercolor palette. The imposing architecture and stormy sky pressing down behind the figure give the scene a genuine sense of weight and quiet menace. A fine way to gather this series for readers who appreciate thoughtful, grounded European medieval storytelling.