When two horns just won’t communicate the appropriate level of infernal power, this is your escalation. Four sweeping horns create a dramatic crown of corruption that dominates any display shelf, while those organic veins pulsing across select horns add an unsettling biological element—this isn’t carved stone, this is living power made manifest.

That quad-horn configuration opens fascinating painting opportunities. Paint the veined horns in angry reds with darker crimson channels to suggest infernal blood flowing through them, contrasting with smooth obsidian or bone on the unadorned pair. Or reverse it—pristine, porcelain-smooth veined horns against weathered, cracked outer horns showing the strain of containing such power. The multiple horn arrangement creates complex shadows and sight lines from every angle, making this head photograph beautifully whether displayed straight-on or in dramatic three-quarter views.

Perfect for archdemons commanding legions, warlocks who’ve achieved their final transformation, or ancient evils whose mortal disguises have completely eroded. This isn’t the devil working behind the scenes—this is the reveal, the moment the mastermind steps onto the battlefield personally. The serious expression maintains that calculating intelligence while the horn crown broadcasts raw authority.

Build the infernal overlord who’s done negotiating. When your big bad needs to look like they could actually end the world, four horns make a compelling argument.