Cygnus to Scutum © Alistair Symon
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Cygnus to Scutum © Alistair Symon

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Roman Sneks by Johnny B Good
The constellation of Scutum, the Shield // E. Slawik/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Zamani
Click below for some info on this small, but historically-inspired constellation!
Roman Republic "Scutum" shield
More concept art of the constellations
Scutum and Orion🌌🛡🌟
(Since this is the first drawing, the design may still change)
I saw that nobody liked Scutum very much, but here she is in her true form! (Previously Scutum was supposed to be a guy, but I changed that and now she is a powerful woman ᕙ(`▽´)ᕗ✨️✨️)
And we have Orion, the most skilled hunter among the constellations and is considered a father figure to some of them, especially for Centaurus and Crux.
Orion is very sick and this small piece of armor on his shoulder hides the injury that is slowly killing him🥺💔
I tried to choose his colors to kind of contrast with Takahiro's hehe
What do you all think?? :D
[Reblogs are very very appreciated🥹💖]

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Find out about the scutum, the iconic shield of the Roman legions that formed a formidable weapons system along with the gladius
This is the only known surviving example of the semicylindrical shield known as a scutum, used by Roman legionaries and known from literary
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