#husaria

[cookieclover]

This year’s trading card, for a polish convention vendors community! Featuring yet another transformer OC - HUSAR14 :> Her design is inspired by the polish husaria - an elite heavy canary formation active in Poland around XVI-XVIII century! The very special thing about them were giant rear wings they used to wear, used to scare and intimidate their enemies. I always found them extremely cool, and now I finally had the motivation to create a transformer based on their armour ^^

Read a bit more about her below ^^

HUSAR14 came to Earth around 1514 (when the first known battle involving hussars happened), and quickly joined the polish forces. She chose her alt mode to be a giant winged horse, causing even greater fear in their enemies)

Fun fact, she finds polish language to be beautiful and hardly ever speaks in any other languages. She’s also super serious, and hardly ever smiles. I can’t wait to draw her more

(You can only get this card at polish conventions, or by buying something from my online shop ^^)

[illustratus]

[surfingkaliyuga]

“Towarzysz Husarski” Lorenzo Nuti 2018

[theophan-o]

Breathtaking Polish Winged Hussars by Vladyslav Yerko (Владислав Єрко, b. 1962), one of the greatest contemporary Ukrainian artists. An illustration from the new Ukrainian edition of M. Gogol's "Taras Bulba" (Kyiv, 2023).

It is a fan account, existing only for the Cossack glory, promoting Ukrainian & Polish cultural heritage. Copyright belongs to the Artist/Museum.

[beautyofpoland]

[dossietes77]

Pocas formaciones a lo largo de la historia suscitaron en su época la impresión y la admiración de los formidables húsares alados polacos, cuyo majestuoso aspecto no desmerecía la letalidad de sus lanzas. /Desperta Ferro/

[mika1683]

HUSAAARIA

Anakin in Polish 16th-18th century "winged" cavalry's armor

Part one/Dooku in fancy armor

[ebert1f]

Prussian Husars 1912