"Just made this in Powerpoint, a painful, slow process to say the least but still pretty fun. This is a depiction of Akatosh, the dragon god of time from the Elder Scrolls series. His shrine is surounded by the bountiful, fertile fields of Cyrodiil beneath the moons, Masser and Secunda.
Might not look much like a dragon, i know, but I just started theorising about how the Nedes in the early Alessian empire might have percieved Akatosh. I went for the classic Zeus/Jupiter sky god imagery with golden and bright white colours to reflect his "divine radience", which is common in Akatosh and Auri El's appearence (think of the avatar of Akatosh from Oblivion).
In his hand is a bronze statue of Alessia, the liberator of the Nedes and newly crowned empress of the first empire of men. She is standing tall on a miniature globe of Nirn, winged like an angelic figure.
Bear in mind that the concept of Akatosh being percieved like this in the early Alessian empire is based on no evidence, just some of my own ideas and speculation. The original statue is a depiction of Jupiter in Saint Petersberg, Russia."