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The Kickstarter for my indie pilot 'ERSATZ' is now funding!

When a nameless amnesiac wakes up in a bunker, they're immediately thrust into the trenches of an endless war. The Crown Army demands service from every soldier, regardless if you can remember your own name... or even how you got here at all.

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Hitoshi Yenoda.

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Hernán Conde de Boeck, “Djinn of the Desert”

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The Squabble

Two little dragons vie for a place to perch. Nothing else to see here.

I love how this piece turned out!

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"What do you hear in my song?"

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Artist Frank Frazetta

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July 23rd 2006. When the MV Cougar Ace transport ship capsized, an unidentified liquid leaked into the water. It formed a perfect Mandelbrot’s fractal pattern. In the following months, strange fish were reported in the area.

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"Fire Drake" by Roger Garland

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 Inside the Mind of Sherlock Holmes

by Cyril Lieron and Benoît Dahan

Translated by Christopher Pope and lettered by Lauren Bowes

Titan

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New organelle discovered in the human cell!!! It's called a hemifusome, and might help organize, throw out the trash, and do recycling! (So to speak.)

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Jeff Easley

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Art by Wayne Barlowe ‘Daggerwrist’ from Expedition (1990)

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“The Dream” — watercolor, colored pencil, pastel and gold leaf on paper.

A tribute to Alphonse Mucha’s Le Pater.

Today I’m sharing another illustration from this series. One of the images that shaped my path and stayed with me long after it was finished.

This is part of my way of closing this chapter before fully turning to my new project, Labyrinthe.

My position and the context behind these works can be found in the pinned post.

« The Dream » — aquarelle, crayon de couleur, pastel et feuille d’or sur papier.

Hommage au Pater d’Alphonse Mucha.

Aujourd’hui, je partage une autre illustration de cette série. Une image qui a marqué mon parcours et qui m’a longtemps accompagné après sa réalisation.

C’est une manière pour moi de refermer cet arc, avant de me consacrer pleinement à mon nouveau projet, Labyrinthe.

Ma position ainsi que le contexte de ces œuvres sont détaillés dans le post épinglé.

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wanna know something cool? in 2069 we’ve got orbital fabricators. yep, if you wanna make fancy computer stuff you need a debris-free environment, and the vacuum of space makes that a lot easier. isn’t that awesome? sure, some people are like “wouldn’t space-factories open up a whole new way to dodge labor laws” or “what are all those hired goons doing here” but c’mon we got OrFabs! it’s the future baby!