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My latest cartoon for New Scientist.

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Design for OC, medieval fantasy AU.
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Statue of Tyche, A.D. 2nd century, Istanbul, Archaeological Museum
In ancient Greek mythology, the deity of the chance, the goddess of good luck and fate. In ancient Roman mythology Fortune.

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The atmospheric sci-fi concept designs of Artur Rrrocket - https://www.this-is-cool.co.uk/the-futuristic-sci-fi-designs-of-artur-rrrocket/
I am Fox and Wolffe
Helmet-Shaped Headdress (Northern Black Sea Region, 4th Century BC)
Type: Helmet-shaped headdress
Origin: Ak-Burun Kurgan, vicinity of Kerch, Crimea, Northern Black Sea Region
Culture: Bosporan Kingdom
The Queen of Wands Divine Victoria Vivienne for @dragonageannual
Lady Threading Needle on Verandah. 19th century. Credit line: H. O. Havemeyer Collection, Bequest of Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer, 1929 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/54933

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Les Mensonges de Locke Lamora : vingt ans d’attente pour une adaptation fantastique
L’industrie du divertissement adapte volontiers les romans de fantasy, comme en témoignent les réussites de Game of Thrones ou du Seigneur des Anneaux. Pourtant, de nombreux projets prometteurs s’enlisent dans l’enfer du développement. C’est le cas d’un des chefs-d’œuvre les plus acclamés du genre : Les Mensonges de Locke Lamora, de Scott Lynch. Depuis vingt ans, ce roman faustien sur une bande…
When I saw octarine described as greenish purple I was immediately like 'yeah the colour of spots in qour vision after looking at the sun' and to this day I wonder if this was the intention.
Somewhat thematically fitting, tho...
oh sick someone paved this whole road with good intentions. i wonder where it leads
Knightposting does nothing for me but, musing on it, the service/duty-based archetype that really gets me is The Captain.
The Captain is a leader of a smallish group in a bounded environment; spaceship captain is the canonical version to me, here. The Captain has authority, she is undeniably the authority figure in this space and she expects her commands to be obeyed, but that authority is a contract. It comes with the knowledge that she uses that authority for the good of her crew.
The Captain is dutiful: her duty is to her mission second, and her crew first. Everything else, including her own personal feelings and desires, comes third. The Captain takes her duty as commander seriously and has a strong sense of responsibility. She is responsible for what happens to each one of her crew, responsible for their lives and safety, responsible for their failures and deaths. And she takes the weight of that responsibility seriously too.
The Captain is fair: her expectations may be high but she isn’t capricious. She does not ask her crew to do anything she wouldn’t do herself, and in the case of a crisis The Captain is ready to go down with her ship, making sure that everyone else gets out first.
The Captain isn’t so much a fantasy to be, more the fantasy of serving under. The Captain is the fantasy of having a boss who would die for you, rather than your real life boss who would probably sell you to Satan for one corn chip.
One of my biggest literary pet peeves is when historical or history-inspired fiction pretends that "courting" is a synonym for "dating". Usually it's just a one-to-one word swap--in a modern context, these characters would be dating, but this is olden times, so they call it courting instead. Sometimes they'll pretend there's a shade of difference, and that courting is a more serious exploration of marriage or something. But I read a lot of fiction that was actually written during these historical eras, and the word "courting" is never used like that.
Two people do not decide that they are "courting". One person decides to "court" someone else. It's an action, not a stage in the relationship. A man decides to court a woman because he wants to encourage her to have romantic interest in him. He's trying to win her favor. It's not an exclusive relationship--a woman could be courted by multiple men at once. She'll spend time getting to know the guy who's interested in her, but they won't officially define their relationship as one where they only show romantic interest in each other. If they reach a point where they want it to be exclusive, that's when you propose.
There's no middle ground--either you're getting to know each other, or you're committed to marrying each other. This idea of a period where you kind of commit to each other until you decide you definitely want to get married is a modern one, and it occurs in eras where they use the word "dating" to describe it. The closest equivalent I can think of are times and places where they'd talk about a couple "stepping out together", but they're still not calling it "courting". Words have meaning, and the word "courting" has never meant that, so stop using it that way!
the other mild historical disjoint i run into is when people talk about dating in the fifties like it automatically meant exclusivity. the whole reason we have the expression "going steady" is because the default was to or "go around with" or "go out with" multiple people. not in the sense of being in a stable polyamorous vee, but in the sense that archie is actively "seeing" both betty and veronica during the entire time the two girls are competing for his attention and they're both seeing other guys to make him jealous, and nobody involved considers this "cheating."
bizarrely, America has in many ways gotten more conservative about dating since World War II.

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I finally gave my blonde warlock loser an actual illustration I challenged myself a little, stepping out of the more ornamental and decorative illustrations I have been into.
process video is up for free peeps as well on Patreon
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