Sep 24, 2025
Dejah Thoris & John Carter. Redo of a 2010 illustration I did for Edgar Rice Burrough's pulp sci-fi novel A Princess of Mars.
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Dejah Thoris & John Carter. Redo of a 2010 illustration I did for Edgar Rice Burrough's pulp sci-fi novel A Princess of Mars.
Fan art of Caine, from The amazing Digital circus.
ESU Talks
ART CHALLENGE: Four Horseman of storytelling #3; Adversarius
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The main defining feature that represents every hero or protagonist of a story is always the same, no matter what. The detrimental aspect that makes, a character shine is their opposition. The sheer struggle, against your worst half. What better representation than a man, who raised and grew a student only for him to fall to his own vices. The duality of Obi-wan and Darth Vader is truly a commemoration to this.
Star Discovery - Neo Chnef 2 by Mao Mornity
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