Titans weren’t meant to stay chained. This troll-scale head captures primordial fury at its most theatrical—four eyes blazing with rage, massive tusks and fangs exposed in full battle roar, and swept horns crowning something that predates mortal concepts of evil. That open-mouthed yell at giant scale promises volume measured in seismic readings.

The four-eye design is the nightmare fuel centerpiece. That dual pair of eyes creates unsettling wrongness even in demonic aesthetics—this isn’t natural predator vision, this is something designed by forces that didn’t consult biology. Paint each eye with individual character, create glowing effects suggesting infernal energy, or experiment with different colors per eye showing unstable power. The multiple eyes provide incredible focal points for dramatic painting.

Those tusks, fangs, and open roaring mouth communicate titan-scale aggression. At this size, every tooth becomes a weapon, every bellow a battlefield event. Layer painting on those exposed teeth showing ancient yellowing, add saliva effects for wet horror, or experiment with glowing throat suggesting fire-breathing capability. The horns crown everything in classical demonic authority.

That yelling expression works beautifully for climactic battle scenes. Paint the skin in lava-cracked reds suggesting volcanic origins, experiment with shadowy blacks showing abyss dwellers, or create bruised purples suggesting something beaten but unbroken.

Perfect for building titan armies, creating primordial threats, or showcasing why ancient civilizations learned to chain certain things. At troll scale, mythology becomes tangible terror.

Some demons whisper temptation. Titans just roar defiance.