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If you dig deep enough a lot of conspiracy theories come around to the concept of a lost age of humanity. An alternate neolithic era, where Atlantean and Lemurian societies invented no physical technology beyond clay and knapped flint, but had advanced spiritual technology, like vast intercontinental teleporter networks made of monks mediating over crystals. Unfortunately, this type of shit is bad ass.

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Hunters Coming Home

6,000 years ago on the plains along the Nile River, these predynastic Egyptian hunters are hauling a dorcas gazelle on the way back to their village.

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– Don Greer

Guardians Of The Temple

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Nord Outfits

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Art by Adam Adamowicz

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In Bali

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Gloria Hendry the Cavewoman

A while back, I did a pencil drawing of the blaxploitation actress Gloria Hendry as if she had a role in one of the caveman movies that Hammer Films was putting out between the late 60s and early 70s. This is the digitally colored version of that drawing, which I did as a live demo for some family friends on a trip to Austin, TX.

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Gloria and the Tyrannosaurus

I wanted this illustration to look like a scene from one of Hammer Films’ caveman-and-dinosaur movies from the 1960s to 1970s, complete with a grainy retro-film effect. The woman’s appearance is modeled after the blaxploitation actress Gloria Hendry, and of course the tyrannosaur is inspired by the upright tail-draggers from pre-1980s dinosaur art.

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Ciruelo Cabral Art

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it is literally so important for women to remain hairy.

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Julie Bell, world renowned fantasy artist & bodybuilder (1995)

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Hitoshi Yenoda.

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The Cobra Queen by Sanjulian (Manuel Perez Clemente)

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Art by Newton Burcham