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@elk_craft I used to draw a lot when I was younger, but due to health issues, I had to limit my computer work and so I moved mainly to fursuit and cosplay making. I still make some artwork for Zoo Prague nowadays, or some commissions for various companies here or there.
The 120 yr old hotel "Central" in Prague, Czech Republic. Built in the Art Nouveau style between 1898 and 1900. It is still a hotel.
Out of ideas
but hey is another cute illustration with :iconPragueja: :D
2016 saw the founding of the European Space Agency’s incubator, @ESABICPrague, and Prague is now the headquaters of @EU4Space after hosting the GSA for years...
I'm not in the industry, though; planetary science and astrobiology are what fascinates me. So let's head there! 🚀
My friend :iconPragueja: made me try Hunter X hunter and now I Am a fan Aswell :D
Hope you enjoy
These postcards appear to be from the same series, possibly published in 1946. In this one, a man tears the Nazi flag while the Allied flags fly overhead and a rainbow arches over Prague in the background. The illustrations were apparently done by Czech artist Otto Ušák.
Prague Race (left) by @pepurika is probably the first webcomic I read and I immediately fell in love with the medium. I think it's on hiatus, or no longer in production, but you should read her other comic Tiger, Tiger (right) because Petr is a genius (also! pirates!!!)
Posters I designed for TAIKO ramen bar in Prague back before corona. Obviously heavily inspired by Japanese woodcuts
#Hokusai #Kuniyoshi #ramen #illustration #posterdesign
He was conscripted in 1915 & was based in Prague. During this time he continued to paint & draw. He continued to exhibit widely. He was even given a studio by his CO. Prisoner of War (1916), Nude (1917), Lovers II(1917) & Four Trees (1917)
@dribbble Laura Reen, icon designer and illustrator from Prague
https://t.co/O5lQ16T2Nn :)
Elliott Smith (Kill Rock Stars, 1995). The album sleeve photograph, taken by JJ Gonson, is of a sculpture outside a museum in Prague, in the Czech Republic.
Bridge of the Slovak National Uprising, Bratislava, Slovakia - mid 1970s.
(from: ČSSR, Orbis Prague, 1975)