Dec 13, 2023
Sandworms in battle - Dune: Part Two (2024)
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Sandworms in battle - Dune: Part Two (2024)
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Léon Spilliaert (Belgian, 1881-1946), Scène de guerre [War Scene], 1917. Brush drawing in India ink and watercolour on paper, 47.5 x 35 cm.
SSA (Section Sanitaire Anglaise) at HQ Loading Up - Ernest Procter , 1917.
British , 1886-1935
Watercolour
Sir Arthur Ernest Streeton (1867–1943) - Gas Alert, 1919, watercolour and gouache; The Ballarat Dump, St Gratien, 1918, watercolour; Mont St Quentin, Péronne, France, October 1918; watercolour; Camouflaged Siege Gun, Querrieu 1918, watercolour
In 1915, Streeton served as a private in the Australian Army Medical Corps. After three years, he was appointed an official war artist and painted the Western Front in France.
The Knight and the Fallen Petals - In a land ravaged by an eternal war, two noble knights traverse a field of fallen flowers, their vibrant petals crushed beneath armored boots. The air hangs heavy with the scent of battle and the bittersweet fragrance of the dying blooms. Swords drawn, the knights press onward through the melancholic beauty, their hearts steeled for the trials that await them in their quest to restore peace to the realm. In the distance, the silhouette of a once-majestic castle looms, a somber reminder of all that has been lost. Yet hope endures, as unwavering as the knights' resolve, that one day the flowers may rise again, and the land will know the gentle embrace of tranquility once more.
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The Cairo Revolt, October 21, 1798, by Girodet-Trioson, 1809
The Empire Rooms, Palace of Versailles
Photos by Charles Reeza
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“TFP--Seekers of Vos”
This is of course a drawing I made of the headcanon-y response of the (inherently headcanon) Seekers to the Bombings of Vos, from the aligned novels which are taking place mostly prior to TFP itself. They are... not particularly well-known parts of the continuity?
Anywho... headcanon-y pre-War Prime stuff. Not too long pre-War, but pre-War indeedy. Here some of Starscream's seekers respond to a surprise attack on the city-state of Vos by Decepticon terrorists... or perhaps by "Decepticon" terrorists, if one is to believe Screamer's eye-narrowy-grumbling-growly suspicions. There was a lot of creepy, douchey, political shenanigans going on based on my research into the Prime-continuity novels... Something is rotten in the state of... errr, Cybertron... which is not a state... it be a planet. Eheheh... And I like the idea of transformers looking similar based on locale as well as on whether they are flying or ground moving... Starscream's confirmed to be from Vos--so yeeees, these seekers here share many visual indicators without looking like clones (they ain't, unlike... err, the actual clones later... XD). Some even have the same "high-heel" configuration on the feeties as Screamer... though I would be the first to assert that a billion-year-old civilization of alien robot thingies ain't got the weirdness we have when it comes to heels... Â Thankfully. Oddly therapeutic, this drawing... I haven't drawn a war-like scene in a while and my favorite Transformers continuities are rife for that kind of stuff.