Best artist contest. Voting.

I vote for drawing #5 (the one with the Titan). First, a few words about each piece: 1. Very original; I even saved it (if the author doesn't mind? I promise to respect copyright!). And most importantly, it resonates with all of us! They were all young once (this could be the basis for an entire series of comics to promote the game). 2. Quite vibrant! To be honest, I didn't quite understand if it's done with paints. I probably couldn't do it myself, but the sword and lips stand out so much that they distract from the eyes, which are so sad and at the same time wise... 3. Clear, aggressive, saturated... great, but too clear, too aggressive, too saturated! And therefore, it feels a bit lonely and detached (hence the unwarranted thoughts about Photoshop, although upon closer inspection, I realized these thoughts were absurd!). The dragon is bright and very, very STYLISH, but personally, I didn't associate it with the world of Heroes. 4. The cutest piece! If the artist had outlined the drawing with ink in different colors (or even just black)... I'm not indifferent to cats, and the girl resembles someone I know, but they seem disconnected from each other, or as if something was interrupted between them (as if something was erased that was between them). But overall, I think the technique is to blame (digital art in this case). 5. A philosophical piece; I'll talk about it later. 6. My first thought was, "Could this be a self-portrait?"... unfortunately, probably not. Oh, those eyes! They pierce mountains, they conceal something, they chill you to the bone! And what a mastery of artistic techniques! Even the laws of light and shadow are observed! But... why is there a snake there???? Why is it held so awkwardly? (I tried! My joints couldn't handle it). In short, if it weren't for the right hand, this beauty, this Mona Lisa of the dungeons, would have captivated my mind, but instead, it just made me smile... that's it... And now about #5: The theme of the road caught my attention... a lot has been said about the dragon... But what about the dragon? Well, it's drawn brightly, but it feels detached. But if it were on a cliff... that would be different. For me, the meaning is more important than the form. I was choosing between #1 and #5, but #5 is more interesting to me because I see a part of the story in it. It makes me want to ask questions: who is he? What's behind him? Is he walking towards the city, or is he looking back at it for the last time? And so on... P.S.: I didn't want to offend anyone; I tried to express exactly what I think... and I looked at all the drawings very carefully! I hope my criticism was constructive