REHのTwitterイラスト検索結果。 185 件中 8ページ目
@kellyknowlesart @PeachBite_ Hi I'm Reh, a german artist and student.
I love to draw soft and fierced woman, monsters etc.
I wish you all a wonderful weekend 🌻
i cant stop thinking about re:h and markus especially smh #REH #redembracehollywood #killhollywood
@kassiopeeia Hello together!
First of all, thank you for this opportunity <3
I'm Reh, a german artist. My passion are fierced and soft girls and fantasy stuff <3
@Kyuubeeb Thank you for the opportunity! <3
I'm Reh, a german artist with a weakness for soft and fierced girls and animals/animal like species <3
@phoebesketches Well guess I jump in and take this opportunity!
Hi, I'm Reh. A german artist and I finally decided to seperate my art stuff and my personal stuff, so my acc is relatively new.
I love to draw woman, fierced and soft and animals/animal like species <3
@Last_Atlanteans They adapted and “completed” REH’s story fragments “The Castle of the Devil” and “Death’s Black Riders” as well as an adaptation of “Red Shadows.”
Version 015: “Glénat Conan”-
French Conan comics (published by Ablaze in English) and directly adapted from REH Conan stories in the public domain.
Despite being a big fan of Conan and REH, I’m a bit embarrassed to say that I’ve read very little Lovecraft. I just never seem to get around to him. I may be totally wrong, but he seems more of a concept than character guy. Who are his best known characters (not Cthulhu types)?
#016 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
VALERIA, originally appeared in “Red Nails,” published 1936.
Valeria had a sharp sword and tongue, but still melts to Conan’s charms after nearly being a human sacrifice.
Art: J. Anacleto, B. Windsor-Smith, T. Dodson
#012 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
ZENOBIA, originally appeared in “The Hour of the Dragon,” published 1935-36.
From slave to queen, of all the women of “an age undreamed of,” Zenobia was the one to rule by Conan’s side.
Art: T. Giorello, J. Buscema
#004 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
OLIVIA, originally appeared in “Iron Shadows in the Moon,” published 1934.
Conan is aided by and protects Olivia while dealing with a warrior-lord, pirates, a moonlit curse, and an ape.
Art: J. Buscema, Tomas Giorello
#002 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
BÊLIT, originally appeared in “Queen of the Black Coast,” published 1934.
Conan’s great and tragic love on the high seas.
Art: John Buscema, Becky Cloonan, Sana Takeda, Jason Metcalf
#001 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
ATALI, originally appeared in “The Frost-Giant’s Daughter,” published 1976.
Atali led Conan on quite the merry chase with unexpected results.
Art: Cary Nord, Barry Windsor-Smith, Robin Recht
Wenn das kein #haesslichReh ist im #mermay von @Kellenbrink1 ist. #reh #KleineKunstklasse
quick oc draw! Reh and his 3 babies. Baby Aka, Baby 13, and dad Noss, a big baby