#ArMor

[tobuzzu]

A suit of armor masquerading as formal wear, designed for parties and social events.

The bioluminescent cloth is made using firefly silk, a form of firesilk that can be safely worn without risk of burning. To give it its blue coloration, the firefly silk is dyed with pigment processed from Moon Globe flowers, changing the orange shine of the fabric into a vivid gradient of blues and purples, reminiscent to that of the moon globe.

A weave of deactivated blaze and firefly silk is used for the rest of the garment. Though having lost their glow, they still retain their fire retardant properties, serving as a decent guard against fire-breath. Gold silk is then woven over to stylize the cloth.

Meteoric iron is used to forge the helmet. The Ripples of blues and purples are the result of the traces amounts of sky fire added to the alloy, the purpose being to protect the wearer from prying mindreaders.

(I headcanon that the length of time firesilk can burn for depends on the type, with sun silk burning for only several hours or days, blaze silk for several months, firefly silk burning for several years, and goldsilk forever, because gold never erodes.)

[shadefish]

Some recent homebrew Space Marine commissions

ooo cool links for you to click on to support me and my work

[twistedshipper]

MERLIN | 'Isle of Evermore,' Avantasia

[joelchaimholtzman]

Happy to have wrapped up another DUNE painting!

This is Glossu ''Beast'' Rabban, the evil nephew of Baron Harkonnen and steward of Arrakis, the Desert Planet.

It was not an easy decision to cover his face with a helmet, but I really liked the Harkonnen armor design from the movies and wanted to make an homage, and explore more high tech apparel in my work.

Hope you like it!

Best,

JCH

[steellegacy]

Chasing of the shoulder pad for the reconstruction of the «Lion» armor (Italy, 1550), possibly made for Henry II de Valois, king of France

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Художественная чеканка наплечника для реконструкции «Львиного» доспеха (Италия, 1550 год), который предположительно принадлежал Генриху II Валуа, королю Франции

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[kgustin87]

Finished the first box of my Corpse Grinder Cult for necromunda

[lemonance]

A little sneak peak of the illustration I am working on! @spopbang hosted a wonderful event where I was paired with @avatarbea22 . I am so excited because their, "Nothing Grows Here (Except Our Love". is nothing short of brilliant and I can't wait for you all to see the full piece.

[troythecatfish]

Source: Robinswords on YouTube

[the-only-highlander]

i figured yall would appreciate this photo

original instagram post from vinnikolaus

[53v3nfrn5]

Weiner dog wearing armor at the Michigan Renaissance Festival (2002)

[the-punforgiven]

Y'know, I'm kinda surprised I haven't seen Jack Chains more in fantasy tbh, like it's a really interesting and low budget armor style, I'm legit surprised I've almost never seen it in media

[zegalba]

animals in medieval armor

[dragon-inc]

[joelchaimholtzman]

Happy to finally be able to share work for the biggest project I worked for in 2023: Mythic Battles: Isfet by Monolith! When I was approached me to work on a miniature boardgame set in mythological ancient Egypt the answer was a resounding YES.

I made 13 historical + mythological characters that I am very proud of. I am happy with the feedback I received to bring these to the next level, and also, I had plenty opportunities to suggest elements to add to the design based on my knowledge of ancient history.

AKHENATEN, HERETIC PHARAOH

This is Akhenaten, the infamous pharaoh of the 18th dynasty. He was known for abolishing polytheism and enforcing monotheism to the Egyptian sun deity, Aten. I was heavily inspired by Homelander from The Boys while working on this piece.