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A picture I did for @DreadsDoodles of his adorable gote as an ancient Assyrian.
Would you let him flay you alive? 😳
Here's a quick painting I did of @TheHistoryDonk
drawn as a mid second-century Roman Cataphractarii. I need to work on my contrast more, but this was pretty fun anyway.
Lame ass suit:
-No color
-Too many pieces
-Stuffy as hell
-Designed for twinks
-Factory-made
Median noble Outfit:
+Unlimited color options
+Basically a long shirt and pants
+Works with long/facial hair
+OWB open carry
+Made by artisans
+Guyliner compatible
+Jewelry compatible https://t.co/tEOrrsImgJ
Thinking about how brutally underrated bronze age armor and equioment is, specifically from mycenea. Ive really taken a liking to pre bronze age collapse civilizations lately, ive attempted a few pictures of these lads so far but theyve proven quite challenging!
Here's my portion of an art trade with @BasilKuna of their adorable pine marten as a metal trader and totally not forger! Boy do I need to work on my colorin and backgrounds, this was a very ambitious piece, but I think it came out okay.
Go check out @BasilKuna's art RIGHT NOW.
CW: Gore
One of the most common tropes ive noticed in Safavid miniatures revolves around depicting the strength of a character by them cutting things (especially people and goats) in half. Some of these accounts are more believable, while others are obvious Safavid fudd-lore.