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Yukio Imamura — The Red Star (oil on canvas, 1996)
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Yukio Imamura — The Red Star (oil on canvas, 1996)
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mavrah and his pet kavinika, as well as my interpretation of what the inside of the red star looks like.
Bionicle inspired Red Star Astrolabe is something I wanted to make for 1 year probably? I finally pushed myself to sit down and start drafting it. This is the result.
I used to have an astrolabe pendant years back and it's still my most favorite pendant I've ever had. Plus we have an amazing Astronomical Clock in Prague. Aaaand Matoran were checking Red Star through a telescope in Mata Nui Online Game, so I just told myself "let's try and merge it together"?
I am not sure if people would like to see this as an enamel pendant but I really wanna wear it so I might make it anyway.
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I like to associate Apollo to the normal sun while Hyperion should be a red giant.
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The Global Guardians as they appeared in the original History of the DC Universe (1986). Written by Marv Wolfman, with art by George Pérez and Karl Kesel, and colors by Tom Ziuko.