Warhammer 40k Kill Team. This was a Quick Concept Paul Dolan proposed sequel featuring Chaos, bit of a shame it never happened.
The amazing art showcases a grotesque, chaotic landscape reminiscent of the influence of the Warp in Warhammer 40,000, where reality is twisted by dark forces. A massive, fleshy, slug-like creature dominates the foreground, its skin glistening with slime and decay. Its open maw, lined with jagged teeth, reveals a primal hunger, and tendrils or tentacles slither around it, suggesting it is part of a larger, interconnected mass of corruption. The sickly yellow and green tones in the background, combined with patches of oozing organic matter, give the scene a sense of festering life — a vivid embodiment of Chaos’ ability to warp and twist nature into horrifying shapes.
In the air, small particles float lazily, perhaps spores or remnants of corrupted growth, giving the atmosphere a feeling of decay and entropy. The creature’s eye, bulbous and unsettling, stares blankly, as though driven by instinct rather than intelligence. The web-like strands hanging from the organic mass suggest that this environment is alive, possibly feeding off itself in a never-ending cycle of corruption and growth. This image captures the essence of Chaos — a universe where nothing is stable or sacred, and where life is twisted into horrifying new forms.