"When the Morning Light Shines In" I'm here again with some FC5. Finally.
Finally I got my acrylic figure stand of José Castillo, the artwork was created specifically for this one!
The print quality is stunning, perfectly capturing every detail of my original artwork. It’s a shame the camera distorts it a bit, darkening and overexposing certain areas, though it does seem to pick up every speck of dust, lol.
I’m absolutely in love with it and will find the perfect spot for it on my shelf soon. Sadly, I don’t plan on selling anything like this, this is only for me, and I do have some future ideas for keychains and stands with Far Cry characters.
I have my own very odd story thing but I definitely love it. In this alternate universe story based on FC 6, some events went off. José Castillo eventually rises to power and becomes El Presidente. In 2021, following the sudden and tragic death of Anton Castillo, José steps into the leadership role. Diego, Anton's son, disappears (he's not dead in my story), leading many to speculate whether he was truly "missing" or if José had a hand in ensuring his absence to claim the throne for himself. After the death of Clara Garcia, Libertad is also weakened and the rebels are going through a difficult time.
José's ascent to power marks a turning point for Yara. Having previously overseen the violent system of slave labor and the production of Viviro, José’s regime took these practices to a new, higher level. Those who spoke out were sent to labor camps or executed without trial, a continuation of his earlier policies but now carried out on a national scale.
Under his reign, Yara became an even more oppressive regime than before. Viviro production intensified, with the island’s natural resources and people exploited even more harshly in the name of progress and wealth. José's cruelty knew no bounds, and his unchecked ambition led him to mirror the very authoritarianism and ruthlessness his uncle, Anton, had displayed — if not worse. Despite the growing resistance against his rule, José believed that his death grip on Yara was the only way to maintain control, convinced that his violence and fear-mongering were the keys to forging a stronger nation.
His actions only deepened the people's resentment, setting the stage for Yara's continued struggle between freedom and tyranny. Again and again.
I have quite an extensive story describing the alternate events and how José got to this point, and there are also characters I included in the story (say hello to self-insert!), but… not now.
ughhh I'm sorry but I need to do more FC6 fan art with José
"Tears" A bit symbolic Far Cry 6 fan art with Diego and a white lion, reflecting the bleeding Yara. I'm not sure if there is a heavy meaning here, but there is definitely symbolism. I think those who played FC6 or are at least familiar with the plot understand what I mean and feel ??
"Yaran Bird of Prey"
IM BACK TO SOME FAR CRY FANART ANDDDDD CALL ME CRAZY but José is my husband and I'm not gonna change my mind jdawhjdsakdwhhh
I finished this work today, and looking at it still makes me think 'Girl, you created your best art of the year—you're amazing'
Hey-hey! Im back with some FC5! I became less frequent in drawing animals, but today I finished a warm and colorful fanart for Far Cry 5. <3 For those who don't know - it's a puma Peaches and a dog Boomer, adorable companions in the game. Much thanks for all the people that stay here and support me!! I'm a bit various in my fav fandoms, so my stuff is kinda mixed. x'D