My WUNDERKAMMER

John Paul Leon (in memoriam) - Batman

Loveless in a gif <3

John Paul Leon: The Spirit

Vought F4U-1A Corsair VMF-214 Black Sheep

Roman magic hand to ward off bad luck.

Here's the ink work for this piece. I've been trying to ink traditionally more lately - I need to have that hybrid workflow again! I got a Kuretake No.13 brushpen recently & I'm really loving it!

Check out my art book for more sailing ships in space.

Robert McCall

River Landscape with Temple Ruins, 1895 by Ferdinand Knab (German, 1834–1902)

Meredith Monk Brian Chippendale Richmond Lewis Dave Cooper Gilbert Hernandez Jorge Zaffino Renee French Jesse Marsh Lauren Weinstein Paris Cullens Bengus Philip Glass Jack Kirby Jordan Crane Debbie Dreschler Bryan Talbot Joe Maneely Hayao Miyazaki Jon Bogdanove Giant Robo Gluyas Williams Tim Truman Brian Eno

The pixel artwork of the original Final Fantasy game has fascinated me since I first played the game as a child, including the dynamic monsters that seemed to leap from the screen. Only much later would I discover that these monsters were drawn by Kazuko Shibuya, with many of the concepts created by the renowned illustrator Yoshitaka Amano (other concepts came from Square staff, including Shibuya herself). The unique style of both these great artists have become synonymous with the series over the years. Interviews: Yoshitaka Amano (1987), Kazuko Shibuya (2013) Video: Yoshitaka Amano, Kazuko Shibuya - from paper to pixel Artwork Sources: Concept Art, Pixel Art

Assortment of MSX Japanese Magazine Covers (1990-1992)

Prehistoric clay bisons in the Le Tuc d'Audoubert cave at Ariege, France. Estimated 14,000 years old.