Bryan H. Rombough

A general blog of geeky stuff: Science Fiction; Fantasy; Tabletop Gaming; Lego; Etc.

[cosmonautroger]

Moebius

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[gnarlyghost]

CyberBurger

[half-gobbled-piece-of-toast]

“I ain’t reading all that” your brain is rotting and shrinking

[greenleavesandwarmbreezes]

Yes, but also, I am begging you on bended knee, paragraph breaks.

[phantastische-illustrationen]

Artwork for Gandahar, 1986 (Philippe Caza)

[chernobog13]

The Duel by Stephen Hickman, circa 1982.

This painting also served as the cover for Epic Illustrated (vol. 1) #29 (April, 1985).

And was the inspiration for the story A Matter of Vengeance by Archie Goodwin and Rich Buckler.

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Hellboy by Mike Mignola

[oldschoolfrp]

The Citadel of Chaos, cover by Emmanuel for Fighting Fantasy gamebook 2 by Steve Jackson, Puffin Books, 1983

[curatorofthisdigitalmorass]

Juan Giménez

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A set of 15mm Epic Battles Napoleonic British painted for a client - I think there will be more to add to these at some point!

[kamreadsandrecs]

Another delicate issue in the history of the Christian Bible (or more precisely Bibles) is its intimate connection with the Jewish scriptures. Because Jesus and his first followers were Jews, they followed the Torah and read that and other Jewish sacred scriptures. These were later again selected and transformed by Christians into their Old Testament. But to transform others’ holy scriptures into your own is not a neutral action. From that beginning, the relationship between Christians and their Jewish roots has gone through periods of appropriation, hostility, and violence, which again should be acknowledged in any museum of the Bible.

-- from Stolen Fragments: Black Markets, Bad Faith, and the Illicit Trade in Ancient Artefacts by Roberta Mazza

[gnarlyghost]

-Wizard Market-

MTG Mat for Boston Cube Fest

(I’ve got some freelance availability coming up next week, get in touch if you’re looking for cool artwork)

[oldschoolfrp]

"Fair at Dragon Post" by Emmanuel, cover for Imagine magazine 6, TSR UK, September 1983

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Clyde Caldwell, cover art for "Heavy Metal" magazine, July 1978

[oldschoolfrp]

In the Land of Faerie (Emmanuel, White Dwarf 37, GW, January 1983)

[phantastische-illustrationen]

'La porte de larmes', 1996 (Philippe Caza)