#Underwater Ruins

[reeddraws]

Daily drawing 1660: The little faerie flashes a knowing smile to Moss. They too seem to feel the strange connection that tugs the back of Moss' mind. Before their eyes, the water shifts and swirls to reveal previously unseen ruins on the lakebed. The faerie gestures to Moss, as if to clarify that this magic was performed for them specifically. A new development in their adventure.

[moonriseoverminecraft]

i was scrolling through your blog and omg the little pixel axolotl - there is nothing going on behind the eyes and i love them

Aw, thanks anon! Here's a lil axolotl for you :D

[worldsokayestmagicalgirl]

For @zrllosyn-art

We finally did it babe, cheers to our first successful art trade! 🥂✨

[quackamos]

Had the chance to do an art test for a group called Borough Bound, and even though I didn’t get the job in the end, I still enjoyed working on this piece. :’ )

[katarvitz]

So this might require a bit of explaining. 

A few months back, I ended up helping someone create details surrounding a setting they were building, one based on Pokemon. Not a franchise I'm familiar with, but I wanted a change of pace from the grim and the dark of most of those I'm usually involved in. We created a few ideas, and I ended up quite liking the results enough to want to re-use them for my own stuff.

At the same time, someone challenged me to try and make an unconventional take on a very well established franchise - in their own words "find something and then Jules Verne the hell out of it without going boiler-crazy steampunk" - and, well, the rough idea I hammered out from these two being stuck in my head was one I'm repeatedly coming back to, enough to get two commissions based on it recently. The first of these was created by Vesocile and please check out their gallery for it and a lot of other great things (really, I cannot recommend them highly enough) and it led to me thinking of a few scenes I wanted to write, so I commissioned TheArashi (now on here as thearashinguyen) for a scene piece here (who also hit it out of the park with his work). Seriously, please check out them both.

I even wrote a short piece about this after a while but, with Tumblr's character limits, it would probably be at least three posts long.

[tenth-sentence]

I thought that a mountainous region would soon succeed the long plains, and in fact, during certain evolutions of the Nautilus, I perceived the southern horizon bounded by a high wall that seemed to close all issue.

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" - Jules Verne

[ivane-embraces-the-weirdness]

I started this years Mermay with something that surprisingly took only three days!

It‘s been also a while since I drew my main OC Ivan‘e!

[craniumknight]

character design for my dnd character Typhos!!

[madcat-world]

Dino Crisis Remake fanart: part 2 (3 of 3) - Alexander Forssberg

[featuredcreatureart]

Decided to color my Underwater Heist doodle from a few weeks back~

[weirdlookindog]

"Là, sous mes yeux, apparaissait une ville détruite"

Alphonse de Neuville (1835-1885) - Ruined City

Illustration from Jules Verne's "Twenty thousand leagues under the sea", 1870

[letmeinimafairy]

Underwater ruins diorama, resin, wood carving, sand , moss and lichen as kelp. Catching sunlight outside is a special kind of winter sport

[technicallyclassyperfection]

This reminds me of Rick Remender's works! LOW VIA LINK:

[lionfloss]

by 104b0

[goryhorroor]

horror sub-genres • survival horror

a survival horror storyline usually involves the investigation and confrontation of horrific forces and the character’s fight to stay alive.

[ancientorigins]

Some of history’s most important archaeological finds have been found in surprising ways. But nothing beats the time underwater archaeologists were helped by a lobster.