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Today's Aesthetic: Primates Battling Reptiles
Note the similar poses: control the head with the left arm and attack it with the right.
Left, above: The cloven hooves suggest the cyclops probably isn't a true primate, but it's close enough. Right, above: King Kong vs. Godzilla in... I forget the name of the movie (1962). The weaponized uprooted tree is almost certainly a direct reference to Kong's original 1933 film.
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Today's aesthetic: Heroic Fantasy
characters by Frank Frazetta; setting by David Roberts
Today's Aesthetic: silhouettes traveling single file through a fantasy landscape
Today's Aesthetic: Historical weapons that look like Fantasy
The above weapons are available from Tod's Workshop (links in image descriptions)
I will almost certainly be adding more weapons to this post as I find them.
Today's Aesthetic: Dragons*
*Okay, so they're not actually dragons, but they're still making a respectable go at it!
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Today's aesthetic: Pterocentaurs!
(Yes, it's a word.)
Three drafts of the same piece by Frank Frazetta. I love being able to see the artist's process of iteration.
Fantasy Friday Chat: More Dragons!
#FantasyFriday One of my favorite fantastical creatures of all time is the dragon. I have calendars full of them, figurines, a tattoo, sketchbooks full of dragon sketches, and even a baby dragon garden figurine made of (very heavy!) cement. And of course, books and books full of stories about dragons. I’m most fond of the wise ones who want to live in peace. No dragon hunting, murdering knights…
