Artwork depicting Mass Effect’s Tali'zorah nar Rayya
Art by Mass Effect Concept Artist, Benjamin Huen
Size: 11” x 15 in (28 x 38 cm)
Frame Width: 2cm
Stretched over a wooden frame
Includes hanging hardware
Clad in her enviro suit, her cloak shielding her helmet and her posture signaling her intent for some alone time. Antibiotics in your pockets and the anxious spirit running through your veins, your heart races at the thought of being with her. And as the light from the distant rings of the citadel beam through the circular window of your apartment, she glows like her passionate spirit.
And as she sits there anticipating your first move you remember what it took for fate to bring you two together. The siege of Geth, the invasion of Rannoch, and the exodus of Quarians.
This brilliant canvas print depicts Tali Zorah nar Rayya sitting on a circular windowsill, with details of her bio-suit—the honeycomb patterns, the buckle belts, the swirls, and the armor—along with her brass neck plate, intricately patterned hood, and the glistening helmet. The more you stare at this canvas print, your craving grows to meet her again, even if it was in a rickety Citadel chamber.
This is a canvas print stretched over a wooden frame and can be hung on pegs or nails straight out of the box (hanging hardware included).
Benjamin Huen is a concept artist and illustrator from Toronto, Canada currently working extensively in the game, movie, and graphic print industry. He has previously collaborated with BioWare on character and environmental concept development for Mass Effect. His passion for surrealism and futuristic and dystopian concepts are displayed in his artwork—rich in details and the use of lights and shadows.